McCulloch v. Dekle

Citations

• 59 Fla. 330

Syllabus

<p>Appellate Practice—Matter for Record Proper.</p> <p>Where a motion is made under our statute to set aside an execution and judgment because of illegality in such judgment, the judgment and verdict assailed by such motion should be exhibited to the appellate court on writ of error in the record proper under the certificate of the clerk below, and if such verdict and judgment are shown in the transcript only as exhibits to the motion to set aside, they cannot be considered by the appellate court, since such motions, are not self verifying.</p>