162 Mass. 14 | Mass. | 1894
The principal question which is discussed by the defendant in his brief relates to the authority of the assistant clerks of the Municipal Court of the city of Boston to issue executions and sign orders and certificates made by that court. It is enough to say of this question, that it is not included in the motion in arrest, and cannot be raised for the first time at the argument in this court. The appeal brings up as matter of law only the question of the correctness of the ruling as made upon the motion that was filed.
The substance of the motion in arrest' is that the charge of fraud on which the defendant was tried and found guilty does not set out the fraud with such clearness and formality as the law requires, but is vague, indefinite, and insufficient in regard to the nature of the contract, the parties, and other particulars
Order overruling motion in arrest of judgment affirmed.