State ex rel. Caldwell v. Redd

Relator was defendant in an action in the Ralls circuit court. During the course of the trial, he saved divers and sundry exceptions to the ruling of the court and after a verdict and judgment against him, by consent of parties, entry was made of record, granting relator sixty days wherein to file his bill of exceptions. Within a day or two thereafter, and during the term of the trial, a bill was presented by relator for the signature of respondent, which bore an endorsement signed by the respective attorneys of the parties, to the effect that being unable to agree to it as a correct bill of…