James M. Proctor v. Colonial Refrigerated Transportation, Inc.

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• holding that, “[w]ith the authenticity of the signature admitted, [a] statement was proper impeachment material” where a witness identified his signature on a statement but testified at trial that he could not remember giving the statement and denied certain portions of it

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