¶1This cause was submitted on a motion to strike the bill of exceptions and dismiss the proceeding in error. It is conceded that the bill of exceptions was presented for al*111lowance after the term at which the exceptions were taken, and that the record will not show that time was requested", or granted beyond the term to reduce the exceptions to writing. Under such circumstances, the bill was improperly allowed. (Roy v. Union Merc. Co., 3 Wyo., 417; Casper Drug Co. v. C. D. Smith Drug Co., 5 Wyo., 510.) It is also conceded that in the absence of a proper bill of exceptions there is nothing for this' court to review. The motion to strike and dismiss will, therefore, be granted. The .cause will be dismissed.
13 Wyo. 109
Cantlin v. Miller
Decided October 15, 1904
Wyoming Supreme Court · decided 1904-10-15
David H. Craig, Judge. On motion to strike’ the bill of exceptions and to dismiss the proceeding in error. for the motion. The record failing ■ to show that time was allowed, or even requested to reduce exceptions to writing, it does not appear that the bill was presented'within the proper time. There being no showing that it’ was presented in time- or properly allowed, it should be stricken from the record.
Decided 1904-10-15