Fulkerson v. Murdock

(dissenting). — I have thoroughly examined the record in this cause on the motion for rehearing, and the only conclusion, in my mind, to be drawn therefrom is that the judgment of the trial court should be affirmed under conceded principles of law.

The only point upon which this case was reversed, as shown in the opinion of the majority of the court, was the assumed error of the trial court in permitting the plaintiff to introduce witnesses in support of his “general reputation for honesty and truthfulness.” I *160do not think the admission of this testimony was error; on the contrary I do not…