Henson v. Bridgemans

McKinney, J.:

In the chancery court a deposition was objected to and exceptions filed before the clerk and master on account of the deponent’s interest. The clerk and master sustained the exception, and the adverse party appealed from his decision to the chancellor.

The record does not show any disposition of the question by the chancellor; but the clerk certifies the depositions as having been read on the trial.

The objection as to interest was that the deponent had been a vendor of the land in dispute; but the record does not show that he was a vendor with general warranty. This is not a good…