Smith v. Smith

Nichols, Justice.

On the hearing to determine if the appellant was in contempt of court the trial court sustained an objection to two reports denominated by the appellant “audits” prepared by a firm of certified public accountants. The “audits” designated by the firm preparing them as “financial statements” state that the information contained therein was taken from the corporation’s records, and that no audit had been made. The appellant contends that such evidence was admissible under the Act of 1952 (Ga. L. 1952, p. 177; Code Ann. § 38-711). The Act of 1952 provides in part: “Any writing or…