Pepson v. Ableman ( 1846 )

Bronson, Chief Justice.

The case was improperly noticed for argument; it was in fact a bill of exceptions; but was not signed by the late circuit judge, therefore was not in a situation to be noticed. On the other side they have been dilatory.

Decision.—The rule taken by default in December last vacated, and the bill of exceptions referred, back to the late cir cuit judge for resettlement and his signature.