Steele v. . Coxe

The first assignment of error set out in appellant’s brief is exception No. 1, to the court’s allowing the plaintiff, over objection by defendant, • to introduce in evidence two paragraphs of a letter from J. M. Ledbetter (agent of plaintiff) to T. C. Ooxe (defendant), dated 30 June, 1943. The matter objected to in the letter is the statement that Mr. Hildreath, agent of defendant, made to J. M. Ledbetter that they would have to count the stumps to tell how much timber had been cut from the Lovin Tract and sawed along with timber cut from the Morman Place. Aside from the fact that this tends…