Kelly v. Raleigh Granite Co.

Certain photographs were offered and admitted by the trial judge for the purpose of illustrating the testimony of witnesses. The plaintiff did not know which car injured him, but testified “they were all equally as had.” The photographs were taken about three and a half months after the injury, but the plaintiff testified, “The cars of which I took pictures were in substantially the same condition as at the time I was hurt.” Hence the photographs were admissible for the restricted use specified by the trial judge. Honeycutt v. Brick Co., 196 N. C., 556, 146 S. E., 227.

There was also objection…