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· 5/10/1902

Sailor v. Caldwell

Citations

  • 65 Kan. 86
  • 68 P. 1085
  • 1902 Kan. LEXIS 17

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Evidence — Authority of Physician to Practice — Presumption from Record upon Review. Where the record shows that a paper marked “Exhibit A” was offered in evidence, and objections of the opposing party were overruled by the court, and where counsel for such opposing party, in his cross-examination of the witness who produced such paper, refers to the same as “Exhibit A,” and as having been “introduced in evidence,” and where, at the close of the testimony of such witness, a paper of the general character as that about which the witness has testified, marked “Exhibit A,” is shown in the record, no other paper thus marked having been theretofore referred to, it will be presumed that, at the time such exhibit was offered in evidence, it was duly read to the jury.</p>

Judges: Doster, Ellis, Johnston

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