Appellants deny the occurrence of an accident and attack the veracity of claimant and that of his attending physician. They contend that claimant was unconscious, or at least incapable of intelligible speech, from the time of the attack, or shortly thereafter, until some time following the date of the physician's first report. That report embodied a history of claimant's making "a sudden grab" for the falling sofa, becoming dizzy and fainting. There was evidence of contradictory...
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