Rogers v. Sullivan

PALMORE, Chief Justice.

The appellee, Sullivan, sustained a dislocated right hip and right shoulder in a collision between an automobile driven by Rogers, the appellant, in which Sullivan was riding as a passenger, and a vehicle driven by one Perkins. His suit against Rogers and Perkins resulted in a $30,000 verdict and judgment against both defendants. Rogers appeals, asserting the following grounds:

1. Error in refusal to declare a mistrial.

2. Error in overruling objection to question asking medical witness to comment on the “possibilities or probabilities” of Sullivan’s complete recovery.

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