· 3/27/1880

Taylor v. Boughner

Citations

16 W. Va. 327
1880 W. Va. LEXIS 30

Syllabus

<p>The party complaining in the Appellate Court of the rejection of evidence by the court below must state the facts or evidence in his bill of exceptions, from which it must appear affirmatively to the Appellate Court, that he was prejudiced by the rejection of the evidence.</p>

Judges: Moore, Other

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