Johnson v. Wiley

The questions discussed in appellant’s brief all arise upon the ruling denying his motion for a new trial.

It is strenuously insisted by appellee’s counsel that the evidence is not all in the record, and that, therefore, none of the questions discussed are properly presented. The position of appellee, that, where the bill of exceptions affirmatively shows that all of the evidence is not incorporated, this court will not pass upon any question which requires for its full understanding and correct decision an examination of the entire evidence given upon the trial, is undoubtedly correct. This…