Secor, Adm'r v. Brown

The appellant brought an action at law against the appellee for injuries sustained in an alleged assault and battery. The case was tried before a jury, which brought in a general verdict for the defendant, and the appeal is from a judgment for costs in his favor. It is impossible to determine whether the jury believed the defendant’s version or found that there was an accord and satisfaction. The only point raised on appeal is that the court erred in refusing to allow the appellant to introduce into evidence an alleged admission made by an attorney for the appellee in the course of his…