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4 Rob. 443

Corlis v. Tyler

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Decided May 15, 1843

Supreme Court of Louisiana · decided 1843-05-15

<p>Where the record is not certified as containing all the evidence introduced on the trial, and there is no statement of facts, bill of exceptions, or assignment of error apparent on the record, the appeal must be dismissed.</p>

Relies on Trenchard v. Elderkin · Bowman v. Jones

Decided 1843-05-15

Morphy, J.

¶1This appeal must be dismissed. The transcript filed in this court by the appellant is not certified as containing all the evidence adduced on the trial. There is no statement of facts, no bill of exceptions, and no assignment of error apparent *444on the face of the record, which can enable us to examine the matters passed upon by the Judge below. Code of Practice, arts. 586, 896, 897. 6 Mart. N. S. 127. 3 La. 294. 6 La. 144.

¶2 Appeal dismissed.

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