Charleston Hill National Mines, Inc. v. Clough

I agree only with the result. The defendant (appellant here) failed to make an adequate record to permit appellate review of the assigned error. The record shows that the defense asked a witness the following preliminary question: “Q. Mr. Link, at this get together or gathering on September 23rd, did Mrs. Clough show the other members of the board of directors any evidence of these advances or loans?” Counsel for plaintiff interposed an objection based upon the applicability of the parol evidence rule. The court sustained the objection. Clearly, the question was preliminary. A “yes” or “no”…