P. New & Sons v. Taylor

Citations

• 82 Md. 40
• 33 A. 435
• 1895 Md. LEXIS 103

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Bill of Exceptions Necessary when Case is Tried. Before a Court Without fury,</p> <p>When an action at law is tried before the Court below without a jury, upon an agreed statement of facts, and no exceptions are taken to the rulings of the Court, but the appeal is simply from the finding of the Court, such judgment cannot be reviewed on appeal.</p>