Morris v. Morris

PARKER, Judge.

Plaintiff-wife’s first assignment of error is directed to the trial court’s overruling of her objections to certain portions of her husband’s testimony in which he referred to her ownership of stocks. While defendant was testifying on direct examination concerning his wife’s demands that they purchase beach property, the following took place:

Q. What would she say?

A. She would like for us to buy the property. And, one of my responses to that was, “Well, why don’t you sell some of your stock and let’s buy the property?”

MR. WALKER: I OBJECT to that.

Court: Overruled.

A. And, she…