Wilkinson v. Earl
John W. Wilkinson v. William H. Earl
Wilkinson v. Earl, 39 Mich. 626 (1878)
Headnotes
Case made-r-Exceptiona must appear.
The Supreme Court cannot review a case made alter judgment where no exceptions appear on the record.
A case made, submitted without exceptions, is dismissed with oosts.
Summary
Case made from Berrien county.
Assumpsit. Defendants had judgment below.
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Cooley, J.
This is a case made after judgment. No exceptions whatever appear in the record, and there is consequently nothing for this court to review.
The case is dismissed with costs.
The other Justices concurred.
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