18 Md. 545 | Md. | 1862
delivered the opinion of this court.
The questions presented by this appeal arise on three bills of exceptions taken by the appellant, the 1st, to the ruling of the court for the admission of evidence proposed, but not introduced by the appellee; and the 2nd and 3rd, to its refusal to admit evidence offered by the appellant.
It appears from the record, that the appellee, after offering evidence of the performance of a contract, for carpenter’s work, made by him with John Levi, and also of other work, then proved that he pointed out certain portions of the whole work done, which he claimed to be extra work, to William Q,.
Judgment affirmed.