29 W. Va. 777 | W. Va. | 1887
This is an action of debt brought in the Circuit Court of Monongalia county in May, 1883. The defendant appeared and filed a general demurrer to the declaration, which was overruled; and defendant pleaded payment. The issue was on the 19th day of October, 1883, tried by a jury and a yeiv diet rendered on the 23d day of October for the plaintiff for the sum of $778.31. Thereupon, as the record shows, judgment was suspended. On the 26th day of the same month the court entered judgment on the verdict. The entry on the record further states, that “on motion of defendant execution on this judgment is suspended for forty days to enable him to apply for an appeal” &c. Then there appears a memorandum, that on the trial of the case the defendant excepted to three several opinions of the court and tendered three several .bills of exceptions, which were signed, sealed and made part of the record.
The first bill of exceptions was to the refusal to give an instruction asked by defendant; the second to the giving of an instruction asked by the plaintiff; the third to the refusal of certain evidence offered by the defendant. No motion was made to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial. To the judgment of the court the defendant qbtained a writ of
Aeeirmed.