Altman v. Strouse

Hawkins, Justice.

1. The first and third special grounds of the motion for now trial complain of the admission in evidence of testimony of witnesses as to the transaction in regard to the bill of sale to the tractor and other equipment, because the balance due thereon was a fixed amount and unquestioned and therefore this evidence was prejudicial and confusing to the issues involved. If this were true, any error corn-mil ted here would be harmless since the admission of evidence tending to prove admitted facts is not reversible error. Battle v. Braswell, 107 Ga. 128 (32 S. E. 838); Moss v.…