Brinson v. Callaway

A bill of exceptions was tendered to the judge, and returned to counsel with a written statement signed by the judge, in wMch he said that he could not sign the bill of exceptions M its then condition, and that he called attention to “a few of the errors ” therem, specifically pointmg out a number of errors in the bill of exceptions. Counsel made the corrections suggested by the judge, and tendered the bill of exceptions to Mm again, and he refused to ■certify the same on the ground that the entire record of the case was.material to a clear understandmg of the assignments of' error made in…