State Ex Rel. Gilkison v. Clifford

The relators began this action in the Appellate Court for the purpose of procuring an order mandating the respondents to sign, approve, and file a general bill of exceptions.

It is further shown that the relators desired to appeal from the judgment in the court below to the Appellate Court, and that the appeal could not be properly perfected without the general bill of exceptions.

An alternative writ issued, and the respondents filed a return, after which the petition for mandate was granted. See State v. Clifford (1950), 120 Ind. App. 84, 89 N. E. 2d 630.

The respondents have filed a petition…