Faulkner v. Hutchins
Court Of Appeals Of Indian Territory
1Opinion of the Court
Clayton, 3.
This is an action of unlawful detainer, pending here on a motion to dismiss upon the ground that apellants have not lodged with the clerk of this court a transcript of the record of the trial of the cause in the United States court at Ardmore. The only party of the record being lodged with the clerk of this court is the alleged bill of exceptions, signed by the judge of the trial court. There nowhere appear, outside of the bill of exceptions, any of the pleadings or record entries of the jiroceedings had in trial court. All that part of the record proper,, which should 'have been…
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