Robinson v. North Missouri Railroad
John Robinson v. North Missouri Railroad
Robinson v. North Mo. R.R., 41 Mo. 465 (1867)
Headnotes
Supreme Court — Practice — Final Judgment — Transcript.— Stricken from the docket, the transcript not containing the record, but only the bill of exceptions, and thus not showing any final judgment in the cause.
Summary
Appeal from, Audrain Circuit Court.
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Eagg, Judge,
delivered the opinion of the court.
In this case there is simply a bill of exceptions, without a transcript of the record of the court below. There is consequently no proper evidence of the fact that a final judgment in the cause has ever been rendered, or that an appeal was taken. The cause will therefore be stricken from the docket.
The other judges concur.
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