Morrison v. Morrison

The record in this case recites cer*380tain issues between the parties; that the cause was “submitted to the court for hearing and trial on the complaint, cross-complaint, pleadings and proofs of the parties;” the finding of the court in favor of the appellee, and, over the motion of the appellants for a new trial, decree was rendered in favor of the appellee, quieting the title in him to a certain island in Wawasee Lake. As a part of the decree the appellants were given time to file a bill of exceptions, but it is not shown by any file mark, order book entry, certificate of the clerk, or in any…