Booth v. Keegan

Pér Curiam.

The- grounds of appeal filed in this case fail to raise properly any point for the consideration of this court. The rule is thoroughly settled that grounds of appeal, whether in civil or criminal eases at law, should specifically point out the judicial action complained of, and in the case of rulings on evidence, should state the name of the witness, the questions or answers objected to and ruled upon by the trial judge; in the case of instructions to the j'ury, should quote the precise instruction complained of, and in the ease of requests to charge proferred and refused, should…