Exhibit

3 1, V. To produce, offer, or expose for inspection: as, to exhibit an account, a balance, a bill in equity, a complaint or information, written interrogatories, a bill or note for payment.* 3, n. A document produced and identified for use as evidence, before a jury, referee, master, or in the course of pleading. "Where there are several such documents it is customary to identify them as " Exhibit A," " B," or A 1, A 2, etc.; and, when produced in evidence, to mark upon them also the date, and the stenographer's or commissioner's name. A document cannot be proved as an exhibit when it requires more to substantiate it than proof of the execution or of the handwriting.' " Ex. A " was held to mean " Exhibit A." •