188 S.E. 316 | N.C. | 1936
This is an action for the alienation by the defendant of the affections of plaintiff's wife.
Issues raised by the pleadings and submitted to the jury were answered adversely to the contentions of the plaintiff.
From judgment that he recover nothing by his action, the plaintiff appealed to the Supreme Court, assigning as error the exclusion by the trial court of testimony offered by the plaintiff as evidence.
On his appeal to this Court, the plaintiff contends that there was error in the trial of this action in the exclusion by the trial court of testimony by the plaintiff as to conversations between him and his wife, with respect to conversations between her and the defendant, tending to show her relations with him. In support of this contention, the plaintiff cites and relies upon Cottle v. Johnson,
The contention of the plaintiff cannot be sustained. There was no error in the trial. The judgment is affirmed.
No error. *777