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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

S. B. Palmer, plaintiff in error, vs. John Palmer, defendant in error.
    (By two judges.) If what purports to be a copy of the record is not certified by the Clerk the cause will be dismissed. (R.)
    If no part of the record is certified there can be no suggestion of a diminution of the record. (R.) 15th January, 1872.
    Practice in Supreme Court. From Dawson county.
    
      The bill of exceptions was properly certified. Bat what was sent up as a copy of the record had no certificate. Defendant’s counsel moved to dismiss the cause because no certified record had been sent up. Plaintiff’s counsel said he would suggest a diminution of the record. The Court replied that there was nothing certified upon which a suggestion of diminution could be made, and dismissed the cause.
    Wier Boyd ; H. P. Bell, for plaintiff in error.
    George D. Rioe, for defendant.
    The cause of 1ST. II. Goss vs. J. W. Bond, from the same county, was dismissed for the same reason.
    Wier Boyd, for plaintiff in error.
    J. U. Dorsey, for defendant.