Per Curiam.
In refusing to review appellants' assignments of error, the Court of Appeals cited Ray v. Columbus (1956), 76 Ohio Law Abs. 97, 99, for the proposition that "[t]he obligation is upon the appellant to exemplify any error assigned." While this is true as a general principle, it merely begs the question of whether, in this instance, appellants should suffer because of the apparent nonfeasance of the trial court clerk in failing to transmit...
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