In re Estate of Austin

I. The principal contention of counsel for appellants in argument is that the evidence offered by contestants was not sufficient to warrant the court in submitting the case to the jury, and was insufficient to support the verdict, and that proponents’ motion for a new trial should have been granted. Proponents, appellants here, made no motion for a directed verdict. Error is claimed, directed to the cross-examination of Dr. Hunger, charging that the court erred in sustaining certain objections, and circumscribed counsel too closely in cross-examination; that error was made by the court with…