Paulk v. Thomas

Ebbrhakdt, Judge.

While plaintiff was testifying on direct examination he was asked whether he was engaged in making a crop prior to the accident in July, 1962. He answered, “Yes, sir, and made one up until 1962, until I got hurt, then I got behind with what I had to do because I wasn’t able to do nothing.” The answer was objected to and excluded upon the ground that it was a conclusion. This ruling is urged as error. Since later in his testimony he was permitted to testify, without objection, that after the accident he was physically unable to continue to labor on his crop, it is unnecessary…