Ray v. Gallant-Belk Co.

Deen, Presiding Judge.

The appellant, a customer in appellee’s store, fell while descending a flight of steps. Her action for personal injury resulted in a verdict for the defendant from which she appeals.

1. "Evidence is presumed to be admissible unless some objection is made which shows the contrary.” Atlas Auto Fin. Co. v. Atkins, 79 Ga. App. 91, 98 (53 SE2d 171) (1949). Where part of a conversation, document or transaction has been admitted in evidence it is generally held that so much of the remainder of it as may be relevant may be brought out by the opposite party. Owens v. Shugart, 61…