Ward v. Preston

Citations

• 23 Cal. 468

Syllabus

<p>The declarations of an agent, while acting as such, made in and about matters connected with and in the scope of his agency, are admissible in evidence against the principal.</p> <p>When, in the course of a trial, irrelevant testimony is offered by one party, and objected to by the other, and admitted by the Court, and the Court afterwards strikes out the testimony, and directs the jury to disregard it, the error' in admitting the evidence is cured, and affords no valid ground for reversing the judgment.</p>