Evans v. Mutual Mining

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• holding that, under the West Virginia Rules of Evidence, a lay witness is qualified to give lay testimony as to the value of destroyed or damaged personal property based on his or her personal knowledge
• concluding the owner of destroyed or damaged personal property is qualified to give lay testimony as to the value of the personal property based on his or her personal knowledge
• lay opinion testimony must be “based on the witness’ perception” of events
• lay opinion testimony must be \based on the witness' perception\ of events

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).