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· 6/15/1893

Pace ex rel. Doyle v. Lanier ex rel. Lanier

Citations

  • 32 Fla. 291

Syllabus

<p>Bill OP EXCEPTIONS — NECESSARY TO AT'THENJTCATE THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE TRIAL.</p> <p>A bill of exceptions, or tliat which is tantamount thereto* properly-signed and sealed by the judge presiding, is necessary to give verity and authenticity to any exposition of the happenings and proceedings in pais at the trial below, in order that alleged errors at such trial can be considered upon appeal.</p>

Judges: Taylor

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