Planters Bank & Trust Co. v. Yelverton

The first fifteen exceptions relate to the admission or rejection of evidence and require no special discussion. the evidence excepted to was competent as tending to show sucb knowledge by the plaintiff of the defendant’s equities as amounted to bad faitb in taking the note, or fraud in procuring its execution, or some incidental circumstance in corroboration of other testimony; and the excluded evidence wbicb is the subject of exceptions 10, 11, and 11% was not in any view competent against the defendant.

Equally untenable are the defendant’s several exceptions to the issues wbicb were…