Moore v. Drennan

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• where the statements of fact in the plaintiffs prior pleadings were not consistent with the plaintiffs pleadings and testimony at trial, the prior pleadings were admissible in evidence and the plaintiff could introduce evidence to explain them
• where the statements of fact in the plaintiff’s prior pleadings were not consistent with the plaintiff’s pleadings and testimony at trial, the prior pleadings were admissible in evidence and the plaintiff could introduce evidence to explain them

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