Driscoll v. Carlin

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Dixon, J.

This is a writ of error to the Hudson Circuit. The only error assigned is the common one that the judgment was given for the plaintiff instead of the defendant. The only complaint of error in the plaintiff’s brief relates to-the charge of the court, and it is not pretended that there exist any errors save those which are alleged to appear in the-bill of exceptions.

Correct practice requires that the grounds relied upon for reversal by writ of error should be specified in the assignment of errors. Donnelly v. State, 2 Dutcher 463, 512. The…