
    Byrne v. Riddell et al.
    Where the record does not contain all tho evidence on which the case was tried, and there is no statement of facts, hill of exceptions, nor assignment of error filed within the time prescribed by art. 897 of tho Code of Practice, the appeal must bo dismissed.
    APPEAL from tho Parish Court of New Orleans, Maurian, J.
    
      Redmond and Collens, for tho plaintiff. Bartlett, for the appellant, Banks.
   The judgment of the court was pronounced by

Slidell, J.

The judgmont from which this appeal was taken was a confirmation of a judgment by default. Tho record presents no bill of exceptions, there is no statement of facts, and the assignment of errors was filed six months after tho record was brought up. The motion to dismiss must prevail. Code of Practice, art. 897. I Robinson, 196. Appeal dismissed. 
      
       The final judgment in this case confirmed one previously taken by default, hut it was rendered on the verdict of a jury. The record did not 'contain tho ovidonco laid beforo.the jury-
     