M. P. R'y Co. v. Rountree
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Smith County.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Willson, J.
§ 387. Bill of exceptions to evidence must show ground of objection made; declarations of agent to prove agency, admissible ivhen; case stated. Appellee, who is a physician and surgeon, sued appellant to recover for professional services rendered by him to one Copeland, an employee of appellant, whose leg' had been broken while in the service of appellant. Appellee recovered judgment for the amount of his demand. The first error assigned by appellant relates to the testimony of appellee Rountree, that Dr. Hunter, who employed him to attend upon Copeland, stated to him at…
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