Jones v. Dunlap
Decision Date | 02 November 1925 |
Docket Number | 11354. |
Citation | 78 Colo. 221,239 P. 989 |
Parties | JONES v. DUNLAP. |
Court | Colorado Supreme Court |
Error to District Court, Baca County; A. C. McChesney, Judge.
Suit by Bennie Jones against Jesse L. Dunlap. Judgment for defendant and plaintiff brings error and applies for supersedeas.
Supersedeas denied and judgment affirmed.
A. L. Maltby, of Elkhart, Kan., for plaintiff in error.
Allyn Cole, of Lamar, and D. G. Reynolds, of Springfield, for defendant in error.
This is a suit in equity to have an instrument, which on its face is a deed to real estate, declared to be a mortgage. The instrument purports to convey, from plaintiff to defendant, a half section of land in Baca county. Judgment for defendant. Plaintiff has sued out this writ, and applies for a supersedeas.
The first three assignments of error concern the exclusion of certain testimony. The record shows that no exceptions were saved to the rulings complained of. For that reason we cannot review them. Copeland v. Kilpatrick, 38 Colo. 208, 210, 88 P 472.
The fourth and fifth assignments of error concern the admission of some, and the exclusion of other, testimony, but neither of these assignments can be considered because the motion for a new trial did not bring the rulings now complained of to the attention of the trial court. The motion simply alleged that 'the court erred in rejecting evidence and testimony offered by the plaintiff material to the proof of allegations of his complaint herein.' All errors relied on as a ground of a motion for a new trial should be specifically set forth in the motion. First National Bank v. Lewis, 57 Colo 124, 139 P. 1102. In this case, the motion should have specifically designated the evidence improperly admitted or excluded. 29 Cyc. 947. Having failed to do so, the rulings complained of cannot be considered on review. 3 C.J. 977. Moreover, under rule 8 of this court, only questions presented in such motion for a new trial will be considered here. Rocky Mt. Motor Co. v. Walker, 71 Colo. 53 203 P. 1095.
The sixth and last assignment of error relates to the sufficiency of the evidence to support the judgment. While the evidence is conflicting, there is sufficient evidence to support the judgment, and, under well-settled appellate practice, the judgment cannot be disturbed upon the grounds urged in this assignment. N.Y. Life Ins. Co. v. Fukushima, 74 Colo. 236 220 P. 994.
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