54 Neb. 630 | Neb. | 1898
The judgment below was affirmed at the last term of this court. (52 Neb. 562.) An application for a rehearing was filed which assailed the former decision upon two grounds: First, in holding the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth assignments of error relating to the admission and exclusion of testimony to be too indefinite to require consideration; second, in sustaining the action of the trial court in allowing the sheriff to amend his return on the several orders of sale. At the request of the writer
The third assignment in the petition in error is as follows:
“3. The court erred in rejecting and refusing evidence offered on behalf of plaintiff in error as appears at record, pages 209, 209$, 210, 211, 212, 216, 216$, 217, 220, 223, 224, 230, 238, 239, 240, 241, 243.” In the same manner numerous rulings of the trial court on the admission and exclusion of testimony are pointed out in the fourth, fifth, and sixth assignments in the petition in error. All of these assignments are too indefinite to require consideration. To obtain a review of alleged errors they must be assigned in the petition in error with such particularity as to enable this court to ascertain the ruling, out of a great number, of which complaint is made. The particular decision assailed must be specifically assigned;- a general assignment is unavailing. (Lowe v. City of Omaha, 33 Neb. 587; Farwell v. Cramer, 38 Neb. 61; Eagle Fire Co. of N. Y. v. Globe Loan & Trust Co., 44 Neb. 380; Sigler v. McConnell, 45 Neb. 598; Kearney Electric Co. v. Laughlin, 45 Neb. 390; Bloedel v. Zimmerman, 41 Neb. 695; City of Omaha v. Richards, 49 Neb. 244.) Darner v. Daggett, 35 Neb. 695, sustained a general assignment in a petition in error quite like those in this case, but that decision stands alone, and is believed to be unsound. It is accordingly disapproved.
Another assignment is that the court erred in allowing the sheriff to amend his return. The officer made no amendment to any process issued in this case. It is disclosed that the sheriff was permitted in each of the seven
Affirmed.