Bridges v. Brady

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

When the documentary evidence set forth in the statement of facts was offered in evidence the plaintiffs objected to its admission, on the grounds: (1) That the return of appraisers recited the name of the deceased to be J. L. Brownlee, and not C. L. Brownlee; (2) that the order providing for citation was without date and specified the deceased to be C. L. Brownlee and the beneficiaries to be Florence Brownlee and six minors; (3) that the judgment of the ordinary was void for the reason that it contained no date, nor does it appear therefrom that it was…