Albritton v. Tygart

The case of Tygart v. Albritton was tried at the April term, 1910, of the city court of Nashville. Verdict having been rendered in favor of the plaintiff, the defendant filed what is commonly called a “skeleton” motion for new trial, and took thereon a rule nisi, returnable on the 17th of May, in vacation. No brief of the evidence was filed, but the following order was taken: “The defendant having made a motion for a new trial in said case, •on the grounds herein stated, and said -grounds having been approved by the court, and it appearing that it is impossible to make out and complete a…