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13 <br />MUNI IP , RECORDS <br />140; People Y. Adams, 9 Wend 333. <br />Mutilation or alt ration as affecting <br />admissibility of ordinances, 28 ALI2d <br />1446, 1448. <br />Parol evidence to establish transac- <br />tions or acts in entire absence ofrecord, <br />14.08. <br />M i sfssippi. Hawkins v. West Point, <br />200 Miss 816, 27 Sold 549. <br />Parol evidence to prove recti d, §14.07. <br />?]Kentucky. Monticello V. Wigan, 258 <br />Ky 223, 79 SW2d 720. <br />Mississippi. Federal Land Bank V. <br />Deflore County, 170 Miss 1, 153 So 882. <br />8 New Hampshire. Cass v. Bellows, <br />31 NH 591. - <br />9 Rhode Island. Toupin v. Marceau, <br />55 R1 2852 180 A 353 clerk's gratuitous <br />conclusions in record). <br />10 Renu y. Baker v. Felly, 228 Ky <br />1, 10 SW2d 467 (minute book). <br />Ma.ssaehu ett , Newbury#port v. <br />'urlow, 324 Maas 49, 84 N2d 450 (city <br />clerk's records). <br />Virginia. Henrico County, Windsor <br />Farnris v. Richmond,177 Va 764,15 Std <br />309. <br />"Kentucky. Monticello v. Regan, <br />258 Ky 228, 79 SW2d 720. <br />"labama. State v. Mobile, W Ala <br />467, 28 Sold 177. <br />Kentucky. Lewis v. Board of Educa- <br />tion of Johnson County? (Ky), 348 SW2d <br />921} Loouis,%Ue & Jefferson County Met.- <br />ropolitan Sewer Dist. v. General Di till- <br />ers Corp. of Kentucky icy), 257 SW2d <br />643; Rockport Coal Co. v. Tilford, 222 K <br />288,3W SM'898 (question whether fran- <br />chise had been granted), <br />§ 14,06 <br />West Virginia. Avis v. Allen, 83 W Va <br />789, 99 SE 188. <br />'3 Alabama. Penton v. Brown -Crum. <br />mer <br />ro n-Crum- <br />er Inv. Co., 222 Ala 155,131 So 14, quet- <br />Ing MCQUIllin text. <br />Rentue y. Louisville & N. R. Co. v. <br />ullitt County, 247 Ky 489, 57 SW2d 5. <br />Missouri. State v. Heffernan, 243 Mo <br />442, 148 SW 90. <br />"' west Virginia, Shark Y. Ravens. <br />wood, <br />aven - <br />wood, 43 W Va 242, 27 SE 223. <br />15 Wisconsin. ' tally v. McGinn, 53 <br />wis 353, 10 NW 515. <br />16 New York, Denning v. 1 oorne, <br />Wend 851. <br />17 Georgia. Metropolitan Street <br />Co. v. Johnson, 90 Ga 500, 16 SL 49. <br />" nU d Staff. Black v. Street I -n. <br />provement Dist. No. 2 of Dardanelle,Ar- <br />kansas, 37 F Swap 894. <br />Arkansas. Adams v. Sims, 233 Ark <br />896, 385 SW2d 13. <br />Iowa. Sawyer v. Lorenzen & WeLize, <br />149 Iowa X37, 127 N1 1091. <br />Kentucky. Dudley v. Grayson, 6 TB <br />Monroe 259. <br />Mfimesota. Sanborn v. School Dist., <br />12 Minn 1 (sufficiency). <br />New York, Brady* v. Brooklyn, I Barb <br />NY 584 (nec s qty of corporate sed). <br />Vermont. Hickock v. Shelburne, 41 <br />t 409. <br />"Kentucky. Baker v. Kelly, 226 Ky <br />1, 10 SW2d 467. <br />s 0Georgia. Mullis v. State. 197 Ga <br />650,30 SBd 99. <br />14.06. Reports Of COnun-ittees arra officers, <br />Duly authenticated reports of ^ rnmitt es and Officers may b <br />introduced in evidence.' Where <br />the report or recommendation of <br />crnrr Atte of the council or legislative body is ratified in due forte <br />it t once becomes ars act of the body, arid, therefore art , <br />record.' Admissibility into evidence has been denied, however, <br />where a council committee's report was merely received not ado <br />t <br />d, and where a fire commissioner's report contained nothing more <br />than hearsay. <br />