Hughes v. Hanselman

HAMILTON, PJ.

The specifications of error are: That the verdict is against the weight of the evi dence; the admission of a certain written statement Of Hughes, made about twen¡tyone days after the accident; and, error in the charge of the court.

We will first consider the question of the admission of the written statement, since this evidence, if properly admitted, would weigh heavily against the plaintiff in the consideration of the case by the jury. The/ statement was reduced to writing and was signed by Hughes some twenty-one days after the accident. The substance of the written statement…