ARK0 IzEISINGER 'V. J OHN SON!. 7 REISINGER V. JOHNSON. - Opinion delivered October 27; 1913. APPEAL AND ERROR — FAILTJRE TO ABSTRACT RECORD. — Where appellant failed to abstract the redord as required by rule 9 of the Supreme Court, the judgment will be affirmed. Appeal from Crittenden Circuit Court; J. F. Gaut-ney, Judge; affirmed. • L. P. Berry, for appellant. Appellee pro se. KIRBY, J. Reisinger brought suit in unlawful de-tainer against Johnson, and, from the judgment in favor of the defendant, appealed. The cause of action grew out of the alleged failure of the defendant to comply with the terms of a lease, which was filed as an exhibit to the complaint. Appellant has not favored this court with an ab-- stract of the pleadings, nor the lease, and, not having been furnished the means for an intelligent consideration and review of the case by an • abstract, as required by rule 9, the court, necessarily, can not pass upon the merits without exploring the transcript, which "it can not be
8 [110 expected to and will not do," as said in Files v. Tebbs, 101 Ark. 207, and the judgment must be affirmed. It is so ordered.
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