Albritton v. . Albritton

The appellant makes nine assignments of error and brings them all forward in bis brief. The first four are to the court’s rulings upon the admission and the exclusion of evidence, the next four to portions of the charge, and the last to the refusal of the court to set aside the verdict and to the judgment as rendered.

The first assignment of error to the rulings upon the evidence (exceptions 2 and 3) is to the court’s permitting a witness, Mrs. Stokes, to testify that she saw the plaintiff and saw that she bad a black eye and that she was nervous. This evidence was competent to corroborate the…