Maasdam v. Van Blokland

The first error complained of by appellant arises out of the refusal of the court to admit in evidence a copy of a letter written by Garrett Blokland’s attorneys, in which they denied, on behalf of their client, any knowledge of the note.

On February 15, 1926, appellant received a letter from a Colorado attorney, representing the plaintiff, calling attention to the note and requesting the appellant to take care of the obligation. After the appellant testified to the receipt of the letter, and that he took it to Mr. Ringo, his attorney, and that he directed him to answer the letter, a copy of…