Baker v. Chatfield

Citations

• 23 Fla. 62

Syllabus

<p>1. An abandonment of an attempt to take an appeal in a common law action, or an omission to perfect an appeal by giving the required bond, does not preclude the use of the hill of exceptions on a writ of error subsequently sued out by the same party.</p> <p>3. Where there are papers in the transcript which cannot be considered by the Appellate Court unless they are a part of the bill of exceptions, they will be disregarded by such court in forming its judgment upon the merits if they be found not to be a part of such bill.</p>