· 11/16/1959
Dozier v. Fire Ass'n of Philadelphia
Citations
- 116 So. 2d 185
- 1959 La. App. LEXIS 1067
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- reviewing testimony, “I would say that I cannot say that he’s completely [recovered]” and concluding that “[t]his testimony, while admittedly not a model of clarity, is not equivocal.”
- when determining whether expert testimony is equivocal “we must examine the entire testimony of a witness as a whole and not rely upon a fragment of testimony removed from its context”
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Judges: Culpepper, Ellis, Lottinger, Tate
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