Travelers' Ins. v. Richmond

The opinion of the Honorable Court of Civil Appeals is reported in 284 S. W. 698. The evidence touching the more important issues is there fully stated, except that reference to the testimony of Dr. Bruce Richardson, an “eye specialist” and witness for the insurer, is omitted. He testified in substance that he made various examinations of Richmond’s eye, etc. (one of which was on August 8, 1922, and another in January, 1923), and found “there was no impairment whatever of the vision with glasses.” Dr. Miller, whose testimony is excerpted in the opinion of the Court of Civil Appeals, was…