McBee & Gossett v. Cahaba Const.

Citations

• 125 Miss. 227
• 87 So. 481

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal and Error. When stenographer’s transcript of evidence will he stricken under statute stated.</p> <p>A stenographer’s transcript of the evidence, filed pursuant to a notice so to do, given within the time prescribed by law, will not be stricken from the record for any reason, “unless it be shown that such notes are incorrect in some material particular, and then only in cases where such notes have never been signed by the trial judge, nor been agreed on by the parties, nor become a part of the record as provided by this act.”</p> <p>2. Appeal and Error. Striking stenographer’s transcript of evidence no ground for dismissal of appeal.</p> <p>An appeal will not be dismissed for the reason that the stenographer’s transcript of the evidence has been stricken from the record.</p>