Gore v. George J. Ball, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that corroborating evidence under the Dead Man’s Statute “may come from the mouth of any competent witness”
• explaining that the amendment to the Dead Man's statute \was intended to remove all disqualifications affecting the competency of witnesses in suits by or against the estates of persons laboring under disability or who are from any cause incapable of testifying\
• explaining that the amendment to the Dead Man’s statute “was intended to remove all disqualifications affecting the competency of witnesses in suits by or against the estates of persons laboring under disability or who are from any cause incapable of testifying”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).