Montgomery v. Blair
Supreme Court of Missouri
ON WRIT OF ERROR from Perry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Wash, X,
delivered the opinion of the Court.
This was an action brought by Montgomery against Farrar in the Circuit Court, in which Montgomery had judgment. To reverse which, Farrar now prosecutes his writ of error. The evidence is all preserved by what is termed a bill of exceptions, beginning, “ be it remembered that upon the trial of this cause, the plaintiff gave in evidence,” &c., (setting out the evidence,) and concluding in these words, “ all of which testimony the defendant moved the Court to exclude from the jury, as not being sufficient to support the plaintiff’s action, which motion…
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