Franks v. Gress Lumber Co.

Franks sued ,the Gress Lumber Company .upon an account for goods sold and delivered, and at the trial a.non-Suit was awarded. The case is here upon a bill of exceptions sued out by the plaintiff, in which he complains of certain rulings of the judge on the admissibility of testimony, and of the judgment granting a nonsuit. The plaintiff endeavored to make out his case by the testimony of himself and another witness, contained in answers to interrogatories. Numerous interrogatories were propounded to each witness, and the judge *88refused to admit the answers to a number of them,, for the reason…