Per Curiam.
Relators state in their reply that they have no exceptions to any rulings of the trial court during the course of the trial and that they raise no objection to the trial court's finding of facts, but allege that the "sole error complained of" pertains to the conclusions of law. It is clear from the allegations of that reply that any alleged errors would appear on the face of the record aliunde a bill of exceptions.
Thus, relators have judicially...
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