Anderson
Anderson v. Odisho
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Haney, J.
This cause was submitted on November 30, 1936. On February 15, 1937, we ordered the submission vacated and granted leave to appellant to file a supplemental transcript, giving the following reasons: “The condition of the record at the present time is such that there is no question presented for review. Appeal is taken from an order which is not included in the record. Exceptions to the report of the special master are included, but the report is not. Without the latter, the former aids us little. Evidence included in the transcript is not certified by the lower court. All of these defects may be cured by supplemental transcript.” Since that time a supplemental transcript has been filed, in which is included the report of the special master, and the order appealed from, but the evidence has not been authenticated.
From the report mentioned it appears that appellant and his wife recovered "a judgment against the bankrupt and her son for $5,500, on a cause of action arising out of a collision of appellant’s car with one being driven by the bankrupt’s son; that bankrupt was held liable because she had signed her son’s application for a driver’s license.