Hardwick v. Price

Felton, Chief Judge.

At the close of the plaintiff’s evidence, the defendant moved to exclude the medical testimony to the effect that the plaintiff had a “retroverted uterus,” which “could” or “might” have been caused by the accident in question, which evidence had been admitted by the court subject to subsequent evidence to establish its relevancy.

Evidence which, in connection with other evidence, tends, however slightly, to prove, explain, or illustrate a fact, even though it is not sufficient, standing alone, to sustain a finding of such fact, is relevant, has probative value and is…