Taylor v. Ross

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The court held, over the objections of the plaintiff, that the defendants were entitled to open and conclude the argument. Before the introduction of any evidence, the defendants amended their answer and admitted the execution and delivery of the notes sued on, that the plaintiff was the holder of "the same and that he had given them the notice of intention of bringing suit to bind them for attorney’s fees, as alleged in the petition. Under this admission, the court did not err in holding that the defendants were entitled to open and conclude the argument.…