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· 1/15/1884

Dunbar v. Wright's Administrator

Citations

  • 20 Fla. 446

Syllabus

<p>1. Books of account, when offered in evidence, are in the first instance submitted to the inspection of the court, and if from such inspection they do not appear to have been honestly and fairly kept, they are to be excluded from the consideration of the jury.</p> <p>2. If upon an inspection of a book of accounts brought up in the record, this coui't cannot see that the court below, in excluding such book, exceeded its authority or discretion, it will not reverse the judgment of such court.</p>

Judges: Vanvalkenburgh

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