Culberson v. Hawkins

*146On Appellees’ Motion for Rehearing

In his motion for rehearing appellee asserts that since the trial court granted his motion for judgment when appellant rested his case, this Court, if of the opinion the trial court was in error, should remand the case in order that he might have a full opportunity to prove his defense. Appel-lee apparently testified fully in regard to the transaction when interrogated by appellant under the adverse witness rule, and appellant testified both on direct and cross-examination. In his motion for rehearing appellee has not shown that he has any additional evidence in support of his defense.

Motion for rehearing overruled.