46 Vt. 73 | Vt. | 1873
The opinion of the court was delivered by
The- objection and exception were to the introduction of the hotel books of Willard & Brigham, “ to show that no credit was given to Cross & Brigham on those books.” The plaintiffs had given evidence of the transaction constituting the alleged sale of the cigars, and according to that evidence, a part of that transaction was the directing, by Willard, the clerk of the hotel, to give credit for the cigars on the books to the plaintiffs.
It is to be noticed in this case, that the exception is confined to the admission of the books for the purpose named. No exception was taken to what was arguecl to the jury with the permission of the court. Nor was any exception taken to the charge of the court to the jury. So we have no occasion to notice anything but the point presented by the exception taken.
Judgment affirmed.