The automobile operated by a son of William R. King (the appellee) was struck in the rear and extensively damaged by a motor vehicle operated by George N. Taylor (the appellant). Since no defense was made by the appellant as to his liability, the only question before the lower court was the amount of damages to be awarded the appellee for the …
The defendant, David King, 2 appeals from the judgment of the trial court, rendered after a civil trial to the court, in favor of the plaintiff, George Taylor. On appeal, the defendant claims that (1) the court rendered its decision more than 120 days after the completion date of trial in violation of § 51-183b, (2) the court improperly allowed the testimony of an expert witness, (3) the court improperly found that he was.
Indexed As: Taylor et al. v . King et al. British Columbia Court of Appeal. Taggart, Macfarlane and Proudfoot, JJ.A. August 5, 1993. Summary: The plaintiff property owners sued their friends, the defendants, for damages to their property occurring in a fire. The trial judge allowed the action and assessed damages accordingly, ruling that the …
241 Md. 50 (1965) 213 A.2d 504 TAYLOR v . KING [No. 7, September Term, 1965.] Court of Appeals of Maryland. Decided December 21, 1965. *51 The cause was argued before PRESCOTT, C.J.
and HAMMOND, HORNEY, OPPENHEIMER and McWILLIAMS, JJ.. Hugh A. McMullen and William H. Geppert, with whom were Gunter & Geppert on the brief, for the appellant.. Fred H. Anderson, with.
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