Morrison v. Southern States Finance Co.

The defendants assigned one hundred and sixty-two errors, and the plaintiffs seventy-three.

As the late Justice Allen once remarked: It is highly improbable that a trial judge could make two hundred and thirty-five errors in one game.

One group of errors deals with the identification of the corporate records. These exceptions are without substantial merit, for the reason that Mr. Cherry, the secretary and treasurer of the corporation, was offered as a witness by the defendants, and he identified the books and records, although he indicated that certain of the records were not present at the…