Parker v. Miller

Tbe only question here presented is whether it was reversible error for counsel representing defendants in error to interrupt counsel for plaintiffs in error while making his closing argument by asking him in the hearing of the jury if he did not Snow that on a former trial of the cause one of the plaintiffs in error had testified directly contrary to his testimony given in the trial being had, upon a material matter; there being no evidence that such was true.

This is a suit by the children and heirs at law of Thomas Parker and wife, Catherine Parker, plaintiffs in error, against V. A.…