Cato v. Cater

Under, the general grounds, the evidence amply sustains the verdict. There are eight special grounds. The first six of these special grounds assign error on the admission and exclusion of testimony during the progress of the case. We will group such six in one major division.

Special ground 1: While the wife of the plaintiff was testifying concerning her knowledge of the loans which the plaintiff contended he made to the intestate, she was asked, “Did she [meaning the intestate] tell you about any other loans?” The witness answered in effect that she (the intestate) was worried about her…