Henson v. Derrick

The present bill of exceptions complains of alleged error in denying an injunction. The evidence which was before the judge at the hearing was brought up to this court by attaching to the bill of exceptions as exhibits the papers introduced before him, including a number of deeds. So it appears, not onty that there was no attempt to make a brief of evidence, but that counsel for the plaintiff in error attempted to get the evidence before this court by sending up original papers. These contain much matter that is irrelevant, redundant, and unnecessary to an understanding of the errors…