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· 2/18/1884

Jones v. St. John Irrigating Co.

Citations

  • 2 Idaho 58
  • 3 P. 1
  • 1884 Ida. LEXIS 3

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Judgment-poll—Bill of Exceptions. — On appeal from a judgment without a statement or bill of exceptions, nothing belongs to the record except the judgment-roll, and no question arising outside the roll can be considered. The mode of presenting questions not arising on the judgment-roll for review on appeal is by statement or bill of exceptions.</p> <p>Eeveksible Ekhok — Pasties.—On appeal, this court can only notice the errors committed against the appellant, not those committed against the successful party.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the couri;,)</p>

Judges: Buck, Morgan, Prickett

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