39 Wis. 370 | Wis. | 1876
The testimony tending to show to whom or for whose benefit the Leshinger mortgage was paid, had a direct bearing upon the second question submitted to the jury, to wit, the question of consideration, and, as we understand the charge given by the judge to the jury, was expressly confined to that question. Hence, we think the testimony was competent. But if it was not — if the court erred in admitting it,— the error is entirely immaterial, since the jury found that the signature to the alleged note is a forgery. After such finding, the answer to the second question was entirely superfluous, and, if wrong, can harm no one.
3. The incorrect statement made by the judge to the jury, to the effect that tire plaintiff had testified that the defendant’s intestate was to reassign the Leshinger mortgage as a part of the consideration for the reconveyance of the property mentioned in the above statement of 'the case, is not ground for reversing the judgment. .The inaccuracy was immediately ■discovered and corrected. It is not possible that any person of ordinary understanding could have been misled by the misstatement, when it was so promptly corrected.
The foregoing observations dispose of all the material errors alleged by the appellant adversely to her. It follows that the judgment of the circuit court should be affirmed.
By the Oowrt. — Judgment affirmed.