Morgan v. Coleman

1. Where a witness on examination had testified to a fact, and was again interrogated in reference to the same matter, it was not objectionable as the expression of an opinion on the issues in the ease that the judge remarked that the witness had already testified to the fact.

2. The grounds of the motion for new trial which complain of rulings upon the admissibility of evidence and excerpts from the charge of the court, some of which were alleged to be unauthorized by the evidence, and others to misstate the contentions of the parties, were without merit, and not of such character as to…