Allsup v. Hassett

JudgíS Marshall

delivered the opinion of the Court.

In this case, the paper purporting to be a bill of ex^ ceptions-, setting out the evidence and proceedings on the trial, was not signed or sealed by the Judge, nor spread at large on the record; There is an entry uport the record, stating that “the defendant tendered a hill of exceptions, which being signed and sealed by the Court, is ordered to be filed and made a part of the record.” But the clerk, in reference to the paper copied as a bill of exceptions, states that from neglect, or some other cause, unknown to him, it was not signed by the…