Baker v. Hess

This case was brought to this court at the May term, 1889, by an appeal of appellant’s intestate, and a judgment in favor of the appellee was reversed, for the reasons given in the opinion filed in the case, which were, that errors therein pointed out, detrimental to appellant, were committed by the trial court, in ruling on the admission of evidence, and in making remarks on the effect of evidence introduced, and because the verdict was against the evidence. The cause was then remanded to the County Court for further proceedings. The history of the case up to that time is fully given in said…