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Shaffer v. Vincent

Jennie Shaffer v. Samuel S. Vincent

Shaffer v. Vincent, 73 N.W. 932 (Neb. 1898)
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Court
Nebraska Supreme Court · State Highest Courts
Decided
January 19, 1898
Docket
No. 7675
Judges
Norval
Citations
73 N.W. 93253 Neb. 4491898 Neb. LEXIS 424
Disposition
Affirmed,.
Headnotes
1. Bill of Exceptions: Authentication. A bill of exceptions, to be available in the supreme court, must be authenticated by the clerk "of the district court. 2. —-: -. A certificate by the clerk of that court merely stating that the original bill was filed in his office on a certain date, 'ie insufficient to identify a document contained in the transcript as being either such original bill or a copy thereof.
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ErPor from the district court of Harlan county. Tried below.before Beall, J.

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Opinion of the Court — Norval

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Norval, J.

•This was ap action by Samuel S. Vincent against Jennie Shaffer and others to obtain' the cancellation of a d^ed to certain real estate in Harlan county, on the grdund that the same was procured by misrepresentation and fraud.. A decree was entered for Vincent as prayed. A. ¿hotion for a new trial was filed by Jennie Shaffer, which was overruled by' the court, and she alone has brought the record here for review.

The assignments of error call in question the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the findings and decree, the decisions of the court below upon the admission of testimony, and the ruling upon the motion for a new trial. These assignments are not available, because the document attached to the transcript is not authenticated by the certificate of the clerk of the trial court as being either the original bill of exceptions in the cause or a copy thereof. The district clerk merely certifies that the original bill of exceptions was filed in his office on a certain date, which is insufficient for the purpose of au *450 tlientication. As none of the questions argued can be considered without the aid of a bill of exceptions, the decree must be

Affirmed.

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  1. Union Pacific Railroad v. Colfax County122 N.W. 29 (Neb. 1909)

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  1. Union Pacific Railroad v. Colfax County122 N.W. 29 (Neb. 1909)

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