· 5/13/1987
Wyatt by Caldwell v. Wyatt
Citations
- 526 A.2d 719
- 217 N.J. Super. 580
How courts have described this case
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- holding that testimony of cause of accident was defective brakes inadmissible without expert testimony
- holding that evidence of automobile service company's settlement with plaintiff prior to trial was not an \oral or written expression\ under Evidence Rule 62(2) and therefore not hearsay
- reversing a trial court's order barring proffered rebuttal impeachment and substantive evidence, and explaining the plaintiffs were not required to \anticipate\ the defendant's testimony and \attack[] [the defendant's] credibility before she testified\
- brake failure not within common experience
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Judges: Judges Michels and Skillman
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