McCord v. Seattle Electric Co.
Citations
- 46 Wash. 145
- 89 P. 491
- 1907 Wash. LEXIS 577
Syllabus
<p>Evidence — Declarations oe Third Persons — Admissions—Acquiescence in Statements. Where two women, tbe plaintiff and another, had been thrown from a buggy by a street car collision, evidence of a statement as to the blame for the accident, made by plaintiff’s companion in her presence immediately upon regaining consciousness, is not admissible as an admission by plaintiff on the ground that it was not contradicted, where it appears that the plaintiff was seriously injured and hysterical at the time.</p>
Judges: Mount
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