U.S.I.F. Wynnewood Corp. v. Soderquist

ARNOLD, Judge.

Plaintiff contends that the trial court erred in allowing Mr. Soderquist, the male defendant, to testify regarding his mental and physical condition. Plaintiff objects to the testimony because it was self-serving. This contention is rejected. A party may testify as to what his own mental condition was at a particular time. See State v. Nall, 211 N.C. 61, 188 S.E. 637 (1936).

Plaintiff’s next assignment of error relates to the trial court’s ruling permitting Mr. Soderquist to testify regarding the source of his depression, and as to the purpose for which certain drugs were…