Thomas v. Irvin

The defendant, upon notice, took and filed the deposition of the complainant, Thomas. The matters about which he was chiefly examined were as to transactions and conversations with the testator, John Irvin. Afterward defendant gave *513notice that he would not read the deposition thus taken, and would object to its being read by complainant. Upon the hearing of the cause, the deposition thus taken was offered by complainant as evidence for himself. Specific objection was made by defendant to all questions relating to transactions or calling for conversations with the testator. These objections…