Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York May 15, 1908 (Gieger v. Levin)

PER CURIAM.

A reading of the testimony shows errors in applying the rules of evidence by the trial justice that call for a reversal. Written evidence is permitted, without proof of handwriting, or of authority of the one purporting to represent the principal; and contents of a writing are permitted to be given, without introduction of the writing.