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· 3/15/1902

Herrin, Lambert & Co. v. Daly

Citations

  • 80 Miss. 340

Syllabus

<p>1. Master and Servant. Personal injuries. Evidence. Indemnity Casualty imswrance.</p> <p>In the trial of a suit by a servant against Ms master for personal injuries received in the defendant’s service, it is error to admit, over objection, evidence to show that the master is indemnified from loss, in case of a recovery ag'ainst him, by a policy in a ■casualty insurance company.</p> <p>2. Practice. Objections. Waiver. Appeal.</p> <p>If a principle be decided in the trial court against a party, after proper objection, and exception be duly taken by him, he will not lose the benefit thereof on appeal, or waive his exception, by failing to repeatuhis objection upon the recurrence of the same question in the progress of the case.</p>

Judges: Calhoon

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