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· 7/1/1880

Montgomery v. Donnelly

Citations

  • 57 Cal. 68

Syllabus

<p>Evidence—Bill oe Exceptions.—A statement in the bill of exceptions that a writing was offered in evidence, and that an objection was interposed and overruled, is equivalent to a statement that the writing was admitted in evidence, although a direct statement would be more satisfactory.</p>

Judges: Sharpstein

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