Mutual Building & Loan Ass'n v. Glessner

Lumpkin, Justice.

Tlie writ of error in this case was dismissed because the bill of exceptions did not contain any clear and distinct assignment of error. The head-note does not- require elaboration. It cites the cases upon which our decision was based, and they support the conclusion announced. The difference between this case and those where general assignments of error are made upon the overruling of motions for new trials, is obvious. In such cases the grounds of the motion usually point out 'the errors which the movant claims were committed at the trial. When this is projrerly done,…