Murray v. Lawson

CLAY, Commissioner.

Although this litigation had its origin in a three-car collision, the only issue on appeal relates to the admissibility of evidence. It is the contention of appellant that medical testimony admitted at the trial was incompetent.

On the night of December 21, 1963, ap-pellees, Richard Lawson and Betty Lawson, his wife, were driving in Lawson’s car when it stalled in the right driving lane for southbound traffic on U.S. 31-W. A car driven by appellee Allen approached the Lawson car from the rear. Another car operated by appellant Murray, trailing the Allen car, collided with it…