Lewis Truck Lines, Inc. v. Tyson

Deen, Presiding Judge.

1. An expert medical witness stated on deposition that he had read the deposition of a medical pathologist. Both these depositions were read to the jury, the witnesses being absent at the time of trial. Under a stipulation that objections to the form of the question should be made at the time the deposition was taken, counsel for the appellant objected at that time to the form of a question on grounds that it assumed facts not in evidence and that there was no basis for the opinion requested. These objections were properly overrruled. It was too late upon the subsequent…