Kelly v. Powers

How courts have described this case

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• wrongful death and medical malpractice; appeal from directed verdict; sufficient evidence of causation to put case to jury; nonexpert evidence on conditions and results can be used
• wrongful death and medical malpractice; appeal from directed verdict; sufficient evidence of causation to put case to jury; nonexpert evidence on conditions and results can be used
• The predecessor of Rule 32(a)(3) “means that the deposition of an adverse party may be introduced as original evidence, and we agree with this reading. The trial court, of course, always retains discretion to exclude repetitious matter . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).