Singer v. Alexander City Bank

The trial was by the court without a jury, and the judgment was for claimant for property sued for and specifically indicated, and for which the latter had given bond and was in its possession. The plaintiff duly excepted to the judgment and appealed.

There was no error in overruling objection to the defendant as a witness and as now to be indicated as set out in the bill of exceptions:

“On November 21, 1929, did you execute some sort of conveyance to the property that is attached? Plaintiff objected to this question on the grounds that the Claimant was seeking to go into the contents of the…