Landreth v. . Morris

Noting the exceptions to the evidence brought forward in the brief, we are of the opinion that the testimony of witnesses, with only the common experience derived from a familiarity with living conditions and observation of the services of the character alleged to have been performed for the intestate, was competent as to the value of those services in the community in which they lived. The defendant’s exception to admission of this evidence is without merit.

The defendant relies upon the evidence tending to show the existence of family unity and the relation of the plaintiffs to the intestate…