Evans v. Norris
Evans v. Norris
Opinion of the Court
A motion is made for leave to file, and make part of the return in this cause, a corrected copy of the original bill of exceptions. The motion is opposed for several reasons, based on the insufficiency of the showing and the improper form of the application.
The writ of error was issued more than a year ago, and was returned at the January term in Lansing. This is the third term since the return was made, and error was assigned and joinder filed without any reference to the alleged imperfections of the return. No excuse or reason is shown for
But we have repeatedly held that we have no power to look behind the record transmitted to this court from the¡ circuit court, to amend or alter it.
The motion must be denied.
See Sweetzer v. Mead, 5 Mich. 33 ; Scribner v. Gay, Ibid. 511.
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- George D. Evans v. Mark Norris
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