Maine Potato Growers, Inc. v. H. Sacks & Sons

In this case we have before us a bill of exceptions in which it is first recited that a finding for the plaintiff by a single justice below was erroneous as a matter of law on the evidence presented. Nothing further appears to inform us of the nature of the alleged legal error. The exception is too general and cannot be considered. Heath et al., Applts. From Decree, 146 Me. 229, 233. Moreover, the report of the evidence is not made part of the bill of exceptions. The bill must be strong enough to stand alone. Bradford v. Davis, 143 Me. 124, 128; Jones v. Jones, 101 Me. 447. The first…