California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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... testimony is hearsay since it is offered to prove the very fact asserted . It seems absurd that classifica- tion should turn upon mere choice of words . 30 that is , if particular If both the foregoing requirements are met words or ...
... testimony is hearsay since it is offered to prove the very fact asserted . It seems absurd that classifica- tion should turn upon mere choice of words . 30 that is , if particular If both the foregoing requirements are met words or ...
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... testimony , " as well as its " true meaning and significance , " when the attack of " conjecture " is made . Cullum v . Siefer ( 1969 ) 1 CA3d 20 , 81 CR 381. This Court , in discussing the testimony of plaintiff's physicians , stated ...
... testimony , " as well as its " true meaning and significance , " when the attack of " conjecture " is made . Cullum v . Siefer ( 1969 ) 1 CA3d 20 , 81 CR 381. This Court , in discussing the testimony of plaintiff's physicians , stated ...
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... testimony rela- tive to early prognosis and prompt treatment . We observe testimony throughout the record ( some of which has been hereinbefore referred to ) which , if believed , would support the inference that it is a reasonable ...
... testimony rela- tive to early prognosis and prompt treatment . We observe testimony throughout the record ( some of which has been hereinbefore referred to ) which , if believed , would support the inference that it is a reasonable ...
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