Costello v. Ferrarini
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
On motion lor Allowance oí Bill of Exceptions.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
A her the direction of a verdict for the defendant, and within seven days therefrom, the plaintiff filed in the clerk’s office a draft bill of exceptions, which, hears lile mark “March 15, 1906.” The clerk presented this draft bill to the f.rial judge, who made thereon and signed the following indorsement: “Presented for allowance March 16, .1906.”
Whether the mere filing- of a hill of exceptions in the clerk’s office is a compliance with rule 17 of the Circuit Court we need not consider, for in this case the draft hill of exceptions, containing a written request for its…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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