Salinas v. Casualty Insurance Co. of California
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Justice.
This is a Workmen’s Compensation case.. Plaintiff, Martin A. Salinas, recovered! judgment upon a verdict which found that; he sustained an injury which produced six., weeks’ total incapacity followed by fifty-two weeks of thirty per cent incapacity.. Plaintiff claimed only a thirty per cent incapacity, but he had claimed three hundredi weeks’ duration. The appeal is grounded; upon one point of error. The court refused to permit three of plaintiff’s lay witnesses to testify concerning complaints, of present pain and suffering made by Salinas between the time of the accident andl…
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