Page v. Wieland, Recr.
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
"Williams, J.
The questions presented are procedural and arise out of the failure of the trial court to rule on defendant’s objection to the ordinances on the ground of incompetency, irrelevancy and immateriality, and the omission of such ordinances from the bill of exceptions as a part of the evidence.
Were the ordinances a part of the record?
Since the ordinances were set out in full in the second amended petition, the admissions by the defendant by which he signified that he made no question regarding the ordinance provisions except as to their admissibility, obviated the necessity of putting…
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