Jessup v. Davis

For the reasons hereinafter set forth, I cannot concur in that part of the majority opinion which holds: “Where a plaintiff in a personal injury action seeks by appropriate interrogatories on the cross-examination to discover whether the defendant is indemnified from loss by an insurance. company, it is error for the court to sustain an objection to interrogatories which tend to develop the fact on that question.” It is true that this rule was previously announced in Miller v. Central Taxi Co., 110 Neb. 306. In that case, however, no reason for the rule was given save .that it was supposedly…