Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Co. v. Kane

This action was brought by the appellees to recover for services rendered the appellant as attorneys. There is no bill of exceptions containing the evidence, and many of the questions discussed by appellant’s counsel are not presented by the record. There is in the record a paper purporting to be the stenographer’s report of the evidence, but it is not signed or attested by the judge, and is, therefore, entirely without force. The judge recites, in a separate paper, that special bills of exceptions and a general one were presented to him, and that he signs them, but the general bill is not…