Brown v. Rhodes
Supreme Court of Kansas
The facts of the case appear in the opinion of the court. cited sections one- -hundred and eighty-nine and three hundred and ninety-six of the civil code, and contended that on account of the insufficiency of the answer, plaintiff was entitled to judgment on the petition. Other points made by plaintiff’s counsel relate only to errors set forth in the rejected bill of éáceptions.
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The facts of the case appear in the opinion of the court. cited sections one- -hundred and eighty-nine and three hundred and ninety-six of the civil code, and contended that on account of the insufficiency of the answer, plaintiff was entitled to judgment on the petition. Other points made by plaintiff’s counsel relate only to errors set forth in the rejected bill of éáceptions. This ease does not come before the court in such a shape as to enable the court to take any notice of the supposed errors «complained of by the plaintiff in error. The transcript, duly certified, attached to the…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Cobb, C. J.
This cause comes here by petition in error to review a judgment rendered by the late territorial district-court in Allen county, at its October term, A. D. 1859. ■■
A copy bill of exceptions is brought here, with the transcript of the record of the district court, which purports to have been filed by the clerk of that court at a time subsequent to the close of said term; and the transcript contains no journal entry showing the allowance or filing of a bill of exceptions. ,
Is such a bill of exceptions a part of the record \
Section three hundred and one of the code of…
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