APPEAL AND ERROR - AUTHENTICATION OF BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS BY JUDGE'S INITIALS

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Abstract

The records on two appeals contained what purported to be bills of exceptions. The trial judge used only his initials in allowing the bills as follows: "Allowed August 20, 1930, J. A. L., D. J." Held, this was sufficient to satisfy the requirement that a bill of exceptions be signed by the trial judge. Ohl & Co. v. Smith Iron Works (two cases), 53 Sup. Ct. 340, 77 L. ed. 485 (1933).

Recommended Citation

APPEAL AND ERROR - AUTHENTICATION OF BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS BY JUDGE'S INITIALS, 31 Mich. L. Rev. 1149 (1933).
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