Charles G. Clapp Co. v. McCleary

During the cross-examination of Charles G. Clapp, president of the plaintiff corporation, the witness stated that he was unable to find certain letters written to the plaintiff by the defendant McCleary. The cross-examination then continued as follows:

“Q. How long have you been in business, or the Clapp Company? A. Fifteen years. Q. You do a fairly extensive business? A. Yes, sir. Q. It is a corporation? A. Yes. Q. Incorporated, for a large sum of money? A. Yes. Mr. Upton: I pray your Honor’s judgment. I object to that. Q. You have a substantial office force? A. Yes. Mr. Upton: May we have an…