Myers v. Campbell

Citations

• 11 S.D. 433
• 78 N.W. 353
• 1899 S.D. LEXIS 8

Syllabus

<p>1. A judge is not required to settle a bill of exceptions without the aid of a transcript of the official stenographer’s notes, where the statement submitted contained 85 pages of typewritten matter, and purported to contain all the evidence received and oifered on the trial, and objections and amendments made and proposed thereto were numerous.</p> <p>2. It is not the duty of the judge to require the stenographer to read his notes to him, since it is the latter’s duty only to write out his notes. Laws 1893, Chaps. 67, 87.</p>