Chase v. Carter ( 1899 )

PER CURIAM.

The return in this appeal fails to show in what manner the case was disposed of on the trial. It does not contain the verdict, if one there was, or the decision of the court, if made, or, if a judgment has been entered, what it is. On such an incomplete and defective record, the appellant is not entitled to be heard upon his exception to the rulings of the court assigned as error. Anderson v. Kittell, 37 Minn. 125, 33 N. W. 330.

Order affirmed.