Indiana Court of Appeals, 1898

Roberts v. Trammell

Roberts v. Trammell
Indiana Court of Appeals · Decided January 26, 1898 · Comstock
19 Ind. App. 709; 49 N.E. 1107; 1898 Ind. App. LEXIS 83

Roberts v. Trammell

Opinion of the Court

Comstock, J.

— Replevin, trial by jury, verdict and judgment for appellees, (defendants below). The only error assigned is the overruling of appellant’s motion for anewtrial. The record contains no pleading but the complaint. It attempts to set out only a part of the evidence.

*710The motion for a new trial contains nine reasons; five of them are for alleged errors in giving certain instructions. The instructions considered together are correct as abstract propositions of law. The defective condition of the record precludes the consideration of the other reasons set out in said motion. See Reid v. Reid, 149 Ind. 274. Judgment affirmed.

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