· 2/4/1986
Pollum v. Borman’s, Inc
Citations
- 385 N.W.2d 724
- 149 Mich. App. 57
How courts have described this case
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- opposing party had inadequate time to prepare a response to testimony based upon a highly controversial procedure
- opposing party had inadequate time to prepare a response to testimony based upon a highly controversial procedure
- reversing the trial court’s decision to admit the testimony of an undisclosed expert witness during plaintiff’s case in chief
- where trial court permitted unlisted witness to testify, this Court concluded that the defendants were entitled to a new trial as the trial court should have delayed trial in order to permit them to depose the witness
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Judges: Wahls, Burns, Dodge
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