Per Curiam.
Petitioner bases his present action in habeas corpus, first, on the ground that his trial counsel was incompetent, second, on the fact that he was denied a bill of exceptions by the trial court, and, third, on the claim that the Court of Appeals refused to appoint counsel to represent him on his appeal.
Questions as to competency of counsel are not cognizable in habeas corpus but must be raised on appeal. Jackson v. Maxwell, Warden...
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