Birmingham Finance Co. v. Barber

The demurrer to the complaint on the ground of a misjoinder is not well taken. The complaint itself alleges that the money sued for in count B relates to the same transaction as is set out in count A. Hines v. Laurendine, 17 Ala. App. 350, 84 South. 780.

Before we would be authorized to consider an exception to an excerpt from the court’s oral charge, it must be made to appear by the bill of exceptions, that the objection was made and the exception was taken, in open court and before the jury retired to consider its verdict. This does not so ap pear in tlie record. Moreover tire judge by…