
    No. 3.
    FISK against STEEL.
    
      Orange,
    
    1816.
   A new trial will be granted in a case where the Judge of the fact term refused to allow and sign exceptions, provided the cause designated in the exceptions, if allowed and signed, would have been sufficient to induce the Court to set aside the verdict. And a prayer that the exceptions may become a part of the record, is no ground for refusing to allow and sign them.

This was a case where the refusal to sign was not on the-ground that the facts were not correctly stated.  