Kent v. Knox Motor Service, Inc.

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• \The narrow issue to be determined is whether in the instant case the trial court abused its discretion by its ruling.\
• “The narrow issue to be determined is whether in the instant case the trial court abused its discretion by its ruling.”
• \The narrow issue to be determined is whether in the instant case the trial court abused its discretion by its ruling.\
• \The narrow issue to be determined is whether in the instant case the trial court abused its discretion by its ruling.\
• where type of vehicle, light condition, and conditions of highway in line-of-sight test were not the same, nor substantially the same, as during the accident, the trial court’s refusal to admit experiment to determine extent of driver’s visibility was not an abuse of discretion
• where type of vehicle, light condition, and conditions of highway in line-of-sight test were not the same, nor substantially the same, as during the accident, the trial court’s refusal to admit experiment to determine extent of driver’s visibility was not an abuse of discretion

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