The Nebraska Precise For Bill of Exceptions (Small Claims) is a legal document that is used to bring an appeal to a small claims court in the state of Nebraska. It is used to dispute a decision made by the lower court and is filed in order to preserve the right to appeal. The document includes the appellant's name, address, and phone number; the name of the court; the case number; a statement that the appellant is appealing the decision of the court; the reasons for the appeal; and the signature of the appellant. There are two different types of Nebraska Precise For Bill of Exceptions (Small Claims): Standard Precise and Modified Precise. The Standard Precise is the most commonly used form and includes all the required information for the appeal. The Modified Precise is used when the appellant has additional information to provide that is not included in the standard form. Both types of Precise require the signature of the appellant to be valid.