143 A. 915
[Nos. 84-86, October Term, 1928.]Court of Appeals of Maryland.
Decided December 7th, 1928.
Appeal — Dismissal.
When the appellants do not include in the record the testimony on which the trial court acted, so that the appellate court cannot review such action, the appeal must be dismissed.
Decided December 7th, 1928.
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Washington County, In Equity (WAGAMAN, J.).
Three separate proceedings, by Daniel W. Doub (two cases) and Edith McDowell respectively, for the foreclosure of certain mortgages. From a decree overruling the exceptions of William Wingert to the sales, he appeals. Appeals dismissed.
The causes were argued before BOND, C.J., URNER, ADKINS, OFFUTT, PARKE, and SLOAN, JJ.
William Wingert, with whom were H.F. Wingert and Miller Wingert on the brief, for the appellant.
Daniel W. Doub, with whom was Robert H. McCauley on the brief, for the appellees.
A per curiam opinion was filed, dismissing the appeals.
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