Nicholson v. Karpe

Citations

• 58 Miss. 34

Syllabus

<p>1. Practice. Trial by circuit judge. Bill of exceptions, without motion for new trial.</p> <p>Whore, under the Code of 1871, a case in the Circuit Court is submitted to the judge without a jury, a general bill of exceptions, embodying all of the evidence, to his judgment will be considered by this court although there be no motion for a new trial, such motion not being required, but only authorized by the statute, sect. 651.</p> <p>2. Deed oe Trust. Description of personal property.</p> <p>A description of horses and mules conveyed in a deed of trust, by color, sex, and name is good. But the description of a wagon as “ o.ne four-horse iron-axle wagon,” without designation of ownership or location, or other description, is not sufficient where there are several grantors in the deed.</p>