· 2/12/1973
Steiger v. MASSACHUSETTS CASUALTY INS.
Citations
- 273 So. 2d 4
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- psychiatrist testifying as to whether subject accident caused psychiatric disorder without including in hypothetical question the fact of pre-existing psychiatric problem
- plaintiff is entitled to present evidence on the facts that are relevant to his theory of the case
- plaintiff is entitled to present evidence on the facts that are relevant to his theory of the case
- the nature of the plaintiffs psychiatric condition at the time of the accident was a necessary element in a hypothetic question which purported to state a medical history of the plaintiff
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Judges: Pearson, Charles Carroll and Hendry
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