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· 5/15/1931

Coursen v. Schultz

Citations

  • 233 A.D. 707

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  • kidney problems resulting from spinal injury found to be conjectural and speculative and not a basis of award for damages
  • kidney problems resulting from spinal injury found to be conjectural and speculative and not a basis of award for damages

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