Jackson v. . Parks

It appears from the record, on the issues submitted on the different causes of action, that wide latitude was allowed by the court below to the plaintiff in his testimony and that of his witnesses. Defendant, in apt time, objected, moved in certain cases to strike out answers, and duly made exceptions and assignments of error to the admissions and exclusions of certain evidence. The allegations of plaintiff were denied by defendant. The defendant’s evidence contradicted the material evidence of plaintiff. On the question of compensatory and punitive damages, on the charge of larceny found by…