Clift v. Jordan, Admr.

The conflicting testimony as to the facts out of which this litigation arose is summarized in.the opinion on a former appeal in this case, Clift v. Jordan, 205 Ark. 245, 168 S. W. 2d 403.

The judgment in that case was reversed for the reason that a continuance should, in our opinion, have been granted on account of the absence of one Stiles, whose testimony was desired by appellant. We said in that opinion that there were also errors in some of the instructions, particularly as to the forms of the verdict to be returned, and the case was remanded for a new trial. At this trial, from which is…