103 Ga. 82 | Ga. | 1897
In the case of Causey v. Wiley, Banks & Co., 27 Ga. 444, it was sought to prove the contents of certain interrogatories which had been sued out in the case, and which' had been read on a former trial. One of the attorneys, introduced as a witness, testified-that he had acquired his knowledge of the contents of the interrogatories during his relation as counsel to the cause and in consequence of that relation, and that but for the fact of his employment as counsel he did not think he would have paid attention to the reading of the interrogatories and answers. His testimony was objected to, and was rejected by the trial court;