Brooks v. Boswell

This was a suit on a negotiable promissory note executed by defendant and made payable to the order of plaintiff; judgment being rendered for the plaintiff, the defendant appeals to this court.

Upon the trial no instructions were asked or given, and no point is saved by the record except the overruling of the motion to suppress the depositions of Robert Hill and Collins D. White, taken on behalf of the plaintiff. The exceptions to the depositions were of a formal character, and had no reference to the competency or relevancy of the evidence. Among the rules of practice adopted by the court…