Bradley v. Harkey
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Rrror to Pope Circuit Court. Jeremiah G. Wallace, Judge. 1. There is nothing before this court to decide. There is no bill of exceptions.
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Rrror to Pope Circuit Court. Jeremiah G. Wallace, Judge. 1. There is nothing before this court to decide. There is no bill of exceptions. There is what purports to be the findings of the court copied in the transcript, but it is no part of the record. 55 Ark. 353 ; 28 id. 450 ; 30 id. 585 ; 43 id. 393; 26 id. 479, 662, 536; 46 id. 21; 13 id. 316; 21 id. 398, 404; 27 id. 464 ; 21 id. 454; 17 id. 473 ; 32 id. 154; 3 id. 146. 2. Equitable relief may be administered in actions at law. 51 Ark. 235.
1Opinion of the CourtBattle, J.
This action was brought by appellees against the appellants in the Pope circuit court, on the law side thereof. The parties waived a jury, and the issues in the cause were tried by the court. Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiffs against the defendants ; and an appeal was taken by the defendants, but no bill of exceptions was filed. An instrument of writing, signed by the judge, appears in the transcript, which purports to be conclusions of law and facts found by the court. The findings of facts by the court are also set out in the judgment, as in Smith v. Hollis, 46 Ark. 17, but…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Smith v. HollisSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1885
- Hall v. BonvilleSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1880
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