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· 10/15/1879

Timberman v. Craddock

Citations

  • 70 Mo. 638

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that rule of verbal completeness permits parties to introduce remainder of statement so far as it relates to same subject matter and is not prejudicial
  • introduction of otherwise inadmissible evidence justified when opposing party creates misleading advantage

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Judges: Hough

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