36 Kan. 700 | Kan. | 1887
Opinion by
Another assignment of error is, that the court permitted one Hill to testify as an expert. There was no substantial error in the admission of his evidence. He said that the sheep were diseased, and described how they appeared, a description that any person who had examined the sheep, whether he was an expert or had any skill at all, could have easily seen and described. The testimony he gave, claimed by defendant to be expert testimony, was that the sheep were diseased. The testimony of other witnesses, showing that they were diseased, was overwhelming, and we presume that a witness, not an ex
It is recommended that the judgment of the court below be affirmed.