Points

The distinct propositions of law, or chief heads of argument, presented by a party in his paper-book, and relied upon, on the argument of the cause. Also the marks used in punctuation.

Duncan v. Kohler, 37 Minn. 379, 34 N. W. 594; Commonwealth Ins. Co. v. Pierro, 6 Minn. 570 (Gil. 404).