Russell N. Pickett and Thomas O. Pickett

This is an action by lessor (appellants) against lessee (respondents) seeking recovery for damages to rental property. The jury found the issues in favor of lessee. Lessor filed timely motion for new trial and upon the overruling of same, this appeal followed. The judgment is affirmed. Appellants allege three points of error. These points are: (1) the verdict is against the evidence, is against the weight of the credible evidence and is against the law because the evidence on the issue of damages was substantially uncontroverted and because respondents, by law, are required to restore the premises to its former condition; (2) the trial court, to the prejudice of appellants, erred in admitting immaterial and irrelevant evidence upon the issue of appellant Thomas O. Pickett's readmission into respondents' law firm and (3) the trial court, to the prejudice of appellants, erred in admitting immaterial and irrelevant evidence upon the issue of respondents' redecoration of the premises.