(1) There are no facts before the court on which it can base a determination of the questions involved because the exhibits referred to in the return are not made a part of the record. State ex rel. Duraflor Products Co. v. Pearcy (Mo.), 29 S.W.2d 83, l.c. 87; State ex rel. Chase v. Calvird (Mo.), 24 S.W.2d 111, l.c. 115; State ex rel. Adler v. Ossing (Mo. en banc), 79 S.W.2d 255, l.c. 256. (2) Certiorari is not the proper remedy in the present case because: (a) The writ will not reach the question of insufficiency of the evidence.