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· 1/15/1878

City of Jacksonville v. Lawson

Citations

  • 16 Fla. 321

Syllabus

<p>Where there is no bill of exceptions in a case at law, attested by the judge or by bystanders, as provided by statute, the Supreme Court cannot examine the testimony and proceedings had at the trial, or or upon a motion for a new tria!. The court cannot examine questions arising on the trial, or on such motion, presented by mere agreement of counsel.</p>

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