Isaacs v. McLean

It is conceded that the levy upon and sale of plaintiff’s property were wrongful. The property *80taken consisted in part of a pile of lumber and a stack of hay. A witness for plaintiff was asked what, in his opinion, was the amount of lumber in the pile. To this question counsel for defendants objected, saying, “I object to that, as incompetent.” Another witness was asked, “What, if you know, would be the average crop from that 40 acres there, from what you know of the land?” This was objected to “as incompetent and too indefinite.” íhe court overruled the objection, but that question was not…