Johnson v. . Murchison

The exceptions to the trial below which appear upon the record may be disposed of in the order in which they stand.

During the examination of Samuel E. Johnson as a witness on behalf of plaintiffs he was asked whether certain releases, which he had given to quality himself, were not, in truth, without any consideration. This was objected to by plaintiffs, but allowed by the court, and answered in the affirmative.

The case does not disclose for what purpose this was used in the argument, or whether it was used for any purpose. We should take it for granted, therefore, that it was applied only to…