Fender v. State
199 N.W. 1023, 112 Neb. 331, 1924 Neb. LEXIS 153
Opinion
No bill of exceptions has been filed in the case, nor has the evidence been preserved and presented to us. The only question presented is whether the pleadings sustain the judgment. The case was tried in the district court, by consent, upon the claim presented in the county court and the objections filed in that court. The claim was sufficient to sustain the judgment.
Affirmed.
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Fender v. State, 199 N.W. 1023, 112 Neb. 331, 1924 Neb. LEXIS 153 (Neb. 1924).
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