torney, H. S. Blood, Esq. and the defendants appearing by their attorney, Arthur R. Smythe, and the respective attorneys for the parties having presented their arguments to this court and the court being duly advised in the premises.” The record transmitted imports verity and is conclusive evidence of the proceedings had in the lower court. That record cannot be impeached by affidavits submitted in this court. If the record is incomplete or incorrect, amendment or correction must be sought by appropriate proceedings, and not by impeachment on the hearing in this court. The record cannot be impeached, changed or altered in this court. The record cannot be impeached, changed or altered in this court by affidavit or other evidence of matters dehors the record. 4 C. J. 512-514.
It follows from what has been said that the judgment appealed from is correct and must be affirmed. It is so ordered.
Robinson, Ch. J., and Birdzell and Bronson, JJ., concur.
Grace, J. I concur in the result.
JOHN H. KYLLONEN, Appellant, v. ACME HARVESTING
MACHINE COMPANY, a foreign corporation, EMERSON
BRANTINGHAM IMPLEMENT COMPANY, a foreign corporation, and ANDREW F. LEHR, Defendants.
ANDREW F. LEHR, Respondent.
(182 N. W. 249.)
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