Goldstein v. Black

Citations

• 50 Cal. 462

Syllabus

<p>Testimony op Exeebt as to Genuineness op Handwbiting. —In order to render one a competent-witness, as an.expert, to the genuineness of a signature, he must have been educated in the business about which he testifies, or he must have acquired actual skill and knowledge upon the subject. It is not enough that he has sometimes compared signatures of other persons when disagreements as to their genuineness had risen in the course of business.</p>