Stivers v. McConnell

The appellee sued the appellants and had judgment in his favor, after a trial by the court, and when a motion for a new trial had been made by the defendants and overruled by the court. The only error properly assigned is based on the refusal of the circuit court to grant a new trial.

It is impossible for us to tell whether the evidence is in the record or not, for the reason that we cannot ascertain where the bill of exceptions (if there is any in the record) commences ; and after the conclusion of the record, and following the clerk’s certificate, are sundry documents appended, which, so far…