Summary

Samuel Blatchford Redfield v. Parks (130 U.S. 623…

There is a bill of exceptions which finds certain facts specially and certain conclusions of law in favor of the defendants, and contains exceptions by the plaintiff to those conclusions, and prayers to the court by the plaintiff to find certain conclusions of law, and a refusal by the court so to find, and exceptions by the plaintiff to such refusal.
We find it impossible, under our rules, to hear the case as it stands. The pleadings referred to in the transcript of the record are not set forth.
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