Foree v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
PRACTICE.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
Two points of practice are presented in this case for con-deration.
First. Should this court notice a bill of exceptions purporting to have been taken after the trial, but during the same term, and which, using the present tense, “ ex-¿epts, ” does not expressly siiew that the exception was made at the proper time 9
Second. If the circuit court refuse to permit a competent witness to be examined, should the judgment be reversed for that cause alone, unless it shall appear that the witness was offered to prove something pertinent to the issue ?
First. Such an exception'as that which has been…
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