Moore v. McConnell

Felton, Chief Judge.

1. The plaintiff in error’s first special ground was that an aerial photograph, which purported to portray the general area of the alleged private way, was improperly admitted as evidence because (1) no one testified that he had made the photograph, (2) it was not established when the picture was made, (3) it was not interpreted by an expert witness, and (4) no person testified as to why or how the photograph was made. “There is authority to the effect that photographs will not be received in evidence until they are verified or authenticated by some other evidence. There…