Nebraska Supreme Court, 1898

Village of Arlington v. Barothy

Village of Arlington v. Barothy
Nebraska Supreme Court · Decided November 17, 1898 · Sullivan
56 Neb. 656; 77 N.W. 52; 1898 Neb. LEXIS 289

Village of Arlington v. Barothy

Opinion of the Court

Sullivan, J.

This action .was brought in the district court of Washington county to restrain the defendant Estelle Barothy from encroaching upon one of the public -streets of the village of Arlington. The trial resulted in a finding and judgment in favor of the -defendant. It is now claimed, on behalf of the village, that the conclusion and decree of the trial court are not -sustained by sufficient evidence, and that there was prejudicial error in the exclusion of certain testimony tendered by the plaintiff in support of *657the allegations of its petition. These questions cannot be determined without the .aid of a bill of exceptions, and no such document is to be found in the record before us; neither is there .any allusion to it in the certificate of the clerk. Error does not. affirmatively appear and the judgment is, therefore,

Affirmed.

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