266 P. 128 | Wyo. | 1928
February 28, 1928, we sustained motions to strike the bill of exceptions and to dismiss the proceeding.
March 13, 1928, the plaintiff in error filed a petition for a rehearing on the motion to dismiss, and a motion for leave to amend the petition in error by omitting therefrom the assignment that the court erred in overruling the motion for a new trial, and inserting in lieu thereof the following assignments of error:
"1. Upon the admissions of the answer and on the face of the record the verdict and judgment should have been for the plaintiff.
"2. Under the provisions of Section 6287, C.S. 1920, the verdict is insufficient to support the judgment.
"3. The allegations of the cross petitions are insufficient in law to constitute any defense to the action or to support the verdict and judgment rendered therein."
These assignments of error are of the kind that may be reviewed without a bill of exceptions. A copy of the proposed amended petition in error is presented with the motion.
We may permit the amendment of a petition in error pursuant to Section 5707, Wyo. C.S. 1920. Milling Co. v. Worthington,
In Riordan v. Horton,
The offered amended petition in error may be filed by the clerk. The plaintiff in error will have no leave to file further brief. Defendant in error's time for serving and filing his brief will run from today. The order striking the bill of exceptions will stand.
Dismissal vacated; leave to amend granted.