Schultz v. Harless

McGILL, Justice.

This was a suit to recover damages for injury to a growing cotton crop during the year 1951, alleged to have been caused by a poison spray used for killing weeds, and alleged to have been allowed to drift onto the cotton. Appellees were plaintiffs and appellant defendant in the trial court. Trial was to- a jury and-on findings -favorable to plaintiffs judgment was rendered against defendant for $3,928.

Appellant has presented four points of appeal, three of which urge error in the improper admission of evidence, and one in the improper submission of a special issue inquiring as…