Pratt v. Robert S. Odell & Co.

BISHOP, J. pro tem.

No objection can rightfully be made to the facts that but one notice of appeal was filed, one clerk’s and one reporter’s transcript certified, and that one set of briefs covers all the problems that the parties have presented, so long as it is kept clearly in mind that two distinct orders have been appealed from, made over a month apart and by different trial judges, and that the record before the one judge was quite different from that before the other. We shall follow the precedent set by the parties, by passing upon both appeals in one opinion, and that set by the trial…