Stickel v. Stickel

MORRIS, Chief Judge.

Defendant argues by his first assignment that the trial court violated the best evidence rule by allowing plaintiff to introduce into evidence financial lists, or summaries, prepared from checks and itemized expenditures, which she used to show her past and future living expenses. Defendant contends that since there was no showing that the records upon which the summaries were based were so voluminous as to make it impracticable to examine them in court, plaintiff should have been required to introduce the checks, receipts and other underlying documents, rather than…