Central Greyhound Lines, Inc. v. State Automobile Mut Ins.

*422OPINION

By HORNBECK, PJ.

It is claimed that this testimony was irrelevant and incompetent and its reception was prejudicial. Wé do not so view it. The first defense of the answer asserted that the cause of action upon whiph the case was proceeding had been adjudicated. This action had not been determined by a. trial, but by an entry of dismissal by the plaintiff, which entry was silent as to the amount of the payment by the defendant to the plaintiff or the items of damage appearing-in the petition which were the subject of settlement. Inasmuch as it was contended that the property damage was…