Siefring v. Marion
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
The record in this personal injury action is replete with errors and trial misconduct so prejudicial to the rights of the defendants as to require a new trial.
It was improper for the trial court to inquire as to and receive, without qualification, over the objections of both defendants, the testimony as to the statement of a mechanic that the first obligation of one of the defendants, “if [she] is a nurse * * * is to little girl [the plaintiff] that’s in your ear that was hurt”. The statement, made sometime after the accident, was inadmissible hearsay. (See Richardson, Evidence [9th ed.], §…
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