GILMORE v. McPHERSON


281 A.D. 924 (1953)

Ruth Gilmore, Appellant, v. Margaret McPherson et al., Respondents

Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Third Department.

March 11, 1953.


The action was to recover damages for an alleged assault. The trial court sustained "as to form" an objection to a question propounded by plaintiff's counsel to a physician pertaining to causal relation. Appellant contends that this ruling was erroneous, and raises no other question on this appeal. The ruling, even if erroneous, was not such a prejudicial error as to require a new trial under the circumstances present. The trial court charged the jury without exception that...

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