Schilling v. Pittsburgh Railways Co.

How courts have described this case

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• trial court ruling refusing to allow witness to estimate speed of trolley car was \eminently correct\ where witness could not testify in terms of miles per hour, but, rather, could only say the speed was \unusual\ or \excessive\
• trial court ruling refusing to allow witness to estimate speed of trolley car was “eminently correct” where witness could not testify in terms of miles per hour, but, rather, could only say the speed was “unusual” or “excessive”

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