· 1/9/1978
Daniels v. Bernard
Citations
- 240 S.E.2d 518
- 270 S.C. 51
- 1978 S.C. LEXIS 502
How courts have described this case
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- in a personal injury action, a chiropractor was competent to testify as a medical expert to the extent of his knowledge and experience
- in a personal injury action, a chiropractor was competent to testify as a medical expert to the extent of his knowledge and experience
- in a personal injury action, chiropractor was competent to testify as a medical expert to the extent of his knowledge and experience
- in a personal injury action, chiropractor was competent to testify as a medical expert to the extent of his knowledge and experience
- chiropractor competent to testify as medical expert to extent of his knowledge and experience
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Judges: Littlejohn, Lewis, Ness, Rhodes, Gregory
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