· 8/13/1974
Carol Lolie, Administratrix of the Estate of Allan Lolie, Deceased v. The Ohio Brass Company
Citations
- 502 F.2d 741
- 1974 U.S. App. LEXIS 7232
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- concluding that Rule 407 “has no applicability when the evidence is offered against a party . . . which did not make the changes.”
- finding trial court did not err in failing to allow subsequent remedial measure where feasibility was not controverted
- finding trial court did not err in failing to allow subsequent remedial measure where feasibility was not controverted
- finding trial court did not err in failing to allow subsequent remedial measure where feasibility was not controverted
- finding trial court did not err in failing to allow subsequent remedial measure where feasibility was not controverted
- “Plaintiff offered no evidence that the clips used in the other mine were comparable, in terms of characteristics and quality, to those manufactured by defendant. She thus failed to lay a proper foundation for the admission of the ‘similar happenings’ evidence.”
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Judges: Swygert, Stevens, Perry
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