· 4/23/1895
Wood v. Ethridge
Citations
- 62 Mo. App. 127
- 1895 Mo. App. LEXIS 387
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- recognizing that the violation of an applicable statute constitutes negligence per se
- recognizing that the violation of an applicable statute constitutes negligence per se
- recognizing that the violation of an applicable statute constitutes negligence per se
- recognizing that the violation of an applicable statute constitutes negligence per se
- \It is not the duty of the [circuit] court to weigh the testimony in ruling on a motion for a directed verdict.\
- “A trial court’s rulings in matters related to discovery generally will not be disturbed on appeal in the absence of a clear abuse of discretion.”
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Judges: Biggs, Other
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