...showing as required by section 5573, Code 1915, but the change of venue is granted by the trial court, it will be presumed, in the absence of anything in the record to show to the contrary, that in granting the change of venue the court exercised the power conferred...

...value, and $800 damages for the detention. The judgment was for the money, and the presumption is, in the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that before it was rendered the court had become judicially satisfied that the property could not be returned....

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...PRESUMPTIONS— EVIDENCE. In such ciiso, if necessary to sustain the admission of such testimony, it would be presumed in the absence of anything In the record to the contrary, that the marks on the heifer were described, and, to save the question as to the admissibility of such evidence,...

...discretion. 2. On appeal from a judgment granting a new trial for newly discovered evidence, it will he presumed, in the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that it satisfactorily appeared to the court that the petitioner would be able to make entries in hooks...

...Impartial Jury In the county where the case was tried, it Is said : "We will conclusively presume, In the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that tlie court followed the law in selecting the Jury." And In Brafford v. Commonwealth, 16 SW 710, 13...

...the authority of the President, to audit and adjust claims of like character. It is fair to presume, in the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that the creation of this commission was a necessity produced by the number and magnitude of the claims presented...

...in which written consent thereto was necessary under sec. 2864, R S.. it will be presumed on appeal, in the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that such consent was given. An exception to the findings of the referee, that he had no authority or jurisdiction...

...value), and $800 damages for the detention. The judgment was for the money, and the presumption is, in the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that before it was rendered that court had become Judicially satisfied that the property could not be returned....

...administrator, but. by a mistake of the clerk, is entered against him personally, it may be presumed on appeal, in the absence of anything in the record to the contrary, that the court was justified in correcting it. 2. Where an administrator voluntarily appears iu court without questioning...