Cragg v. Arendale

1. An admission made by counsel for the purpose of preventing the continuance of a certiorari case, that the answer to the certiorari should be amended in the manner indicated by exceptions and a traverse which had been filed to such answer, will, after the case has been heard as a result of such admission, and a decision adverse to the contention of the counsel making the admission has been rendered, preclude him from thereafter assigning, in the Supreme Court, error upon the refusal to sustain a motion to dismiss such exceptions and traverse because not duly filed; and this is true…