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Williams v. Condit
No. 020476Supreme Court of Virginia
020476 Williams v. Condit 01/10/2003 In a personal injury suit, the circuit court erred in granting a defendant's motion to strike the plaintiff's evidence for failure to present corroborating testimony as req…
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020476 Williams v. Condit 01/10/2003 In a personal injury suit, the circuit court erred in granting a defendant's motion to strik…
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020476 Williams v. Condit 01/10/2003 In a personal injury suit, the circuit court erred in granting a defendant's motion to strike the plaintiff's evidence for failure to present corroborating testimony as required by the dead man's statute, because a defense witness testified about the facts surrounding the accident. The judgment is reversed and the case is remanded. (Revised 3/05/03)
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