Magarity v. Mayor of Wilmington

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• “Provided he [or she] bases his [or her] testimony on his [or her] own knowledge and not on information furnished by another, the opinion, belief, judgment or impression of an ordinary (non-expert
• “Provided he [or she] bases his [or her] testimony on his [or her] own knowledge and not on information furnished by another, the opinion, belief, judgment or impression of an ordinary (non-expert) witness as to the identity of a person or an object is admissible in evidence.”

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