Jackson v. Little

Opinion by

LOGSDON, C.

First to be considered in this case is a motion by defendant to dismiss the appeal for the reason that i't appears affirmatively that the case-made was not filed in the office of the court clerk after the same was settled and signed by the trial judge. This motion would have to be sustained were it not for the fact that this court on September 2, 1924, on motion of plaintiff, entered its order permitting the case-made to be withdrawn for the purpose of amending the same by having placed thereon the file mark of the court clerk in conformity with the record in that office,…