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· 10/10/1991

Thor v. McDearmid

Citations

  • 817 P.2d 1380
  • 63 Wash. App. 193
  • 1991 Wash. App. LEXIS 393

How courts have described this case

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  • party prohibited from testifying to her own conduct because the testimony related, in substance, to transactions between her and her deceased parents
  • party prohibited from testifying to her own conduct because the testimony related, in substance, to transactions between her and her deceased parents
  • When the lips of one who is said to have made the statement, or with whom the transaction is alleged to have been had, are sealed in death, it becomes difficult, and often impossible, to rebut such adverse testimony
  • When the lips of one who is said to have made the statement, or with whom the transaction is alleged to have been had, are sealed in death, it becomes difficult, and often impossible, to rebut such adverse testimony.
  • waiver by introduction of letter written to decedent
  • waiver by introduction of letter written to decedent

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Judges: Thompson

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