Walker v. Johnston
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentNorvell, Justice
Leonard M. Fisher, Sheriff of Calhoun County, a wholly disinterested witness, who investigated the collision in line with his duty as a public official, testified with ref*544erence to the insignia on the truck as follows: '
“Q Did the cab (of the truck) have any lettering on it? A Yes, sir. As I remember, it was W. B. Johnston and Sons, Victoria,’ but I know it was ‘Johnston and Sons’.”
A witness necessarily testifies from his rememberance and to me the testimony quoted seems reasonably 'positive and definite, and, certainly, it could have been easily contradicted had it been untrue. But, whether…
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