Opinion ID: 2083862
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: Evidentiary Objection

Text: Finally, the bank objected to the use by defendant of a large chart depicting the activity in the Cambridge Trust account from its inception in September 1971 to the date of the overdraft. The basis of plaintiff's objection was that the chart was entitled the P. Gerard Carney Company account; no reference was made on the face of the chart to the fact that Mrs. Carney was a cosignatory on the account. The record, however, makes it clear that the validity of plaintiff's objection was recognized by the trial court which specifically pointed out that the chart would be admitted as an exhibit only with the understanding that it represented the activities of the joint account from November 15 on. Since the jury was made aware of this alteration, we do not consider the use of the chart to have been improper. See Groulx v. Groulx, 98 N.H. 481, 486, 103 A.2d 188, 191 (1954); Ibey v. Ibey, 94 N.H. 425, 427, 55 A.2d 872, 874 (1947). Plaintiff's exceptions overruled.