Niedner v. Friedrich

Upon conflicting evidence a jury has found that the appellants, a firm composed of a father and two sons, junk dealers, took the business and stock of another son, separately engaged in the same line, under an agreement with him to pay his debts, and that among those debts was the one upon which the appellee has recovered in this suit.

On the trial the wife of the last mentioned son was admitted as a witness for the appellee.

This was error and duly excepted to; but in the motion for a new trial the point was omitted, and thereby waived. Brewer v. Nat. Un. Bldg. Ass’n, 64 Ill. App. 161, and…