Williams Bros. Grocery Co. v. Blanton

Carlisle, Presiding Judge.

Ground 4 of the motion assigns error because the court permitted counsel for the plaintiff to elicit from the plaintiff’s husband, on direct examination, testimony that the plaintiff “was extremely sore all over her body and she had difficulty in lying down, she couldn’t get up by herself because of this soreness” over the objection that the italicized portion of such testimony was “a conclusion of the witness and inadmissible.” The record in this case shows that counsel for the defendant asked this witness on cross examination whether the plaintiff could get in and…