Lessee of Forbes v. Caruthers

3 Yeates 527
CourtSupreme Court of Pennsylvania
DecidedMay 15, 1803
StatusPublished
Cited by8 cases

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Lessee of Forbes v. Caruthers, 3 Yeates 527 (Pa. 1803).

Opinion

Sed per cur.

Mere abstract opinion is not evidence; but a surveyor, or any other person conversant in the subject, may state facts, and his opinion on those facts, to enable the jury to form a correct judgment of the matter in dispute. It is general information in a question of science, which others unacquainted with the subject must necessarily want. Thus a physician, who has not seen the particular patient, may, after hearing the evidence of others, be called to prove on his oath, the general effects of a particular disease, and its probable consequences in the particular case. Peake on Evid. 137.

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