Lytton v. Marion Manufacturing Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from Long, J., at August Term, 1911, of Ruthee-eoed. Civil action brought for damages for personal injury received by plaintiff while in defendant’s employment. There was verdict for plaintiff upon the issues submitted, and from the judgment rendered the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Tbe plaintiff was a machinist in the employment of defendant, and alleges that he was injured while operating a machine lathe by some defect in the mandrel furnished him.
The admission of the following evidence over the defendant’s objection is assigned as error. On his redirect examination the plaintiff was asked the following question by his counsel:
“You testified, Mr. Lytton, in response to Mr. Ryburn’s question, that you were still in the employ of the Marion Manufacturing Company, notwithstanding the fact that you met with this accident and are suing them, and I wish you would tell the…
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