Pridgen v. . Gibson
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
If the appellant can maintain the position that the trial court excluded relevant and material evidence to which he was entitled, the judgment dismissing the action must be reversed. Whether competent evidence was excluded is the question to be considered.
For the purpose of establishing certain allegations in the complaint the appellant introduced as his witnesses three practicing physicians (Dr. MacRae, Dr. Peete, and Dr. Hunter), and propounded to each some questions which, were hypothetical and. others which, though not based upon assumed facts, were intended to elicit answers relating to…
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