Johnson v. Norton Land & Improvement Co.

Citations

• 90 Va. 267
• 18 S.E. 36
• 1893 Va. LEXIS 44

Syllabus

<p>1. Appellate Court — Record—Review.—As the clerk can add nothing to the record, agreed facts copied by him in the record and certified as the facts, whereon the judgment rested, cannot be considered here and the case cannot be reviewed in the absence of a bill of exceptions to the supposed errors of the trial court. Impr. Co. v. ICain & Hickson, 80 Va., 592.</p> <p>2. Idem — Depositions.—Nor is a deposition a part of the record in the absence of a bill of exceptions, though copied in the transcript and certified by the trial court and clerk. Cunningham, v. Mitchell, 4 Band., 189.</p>