Trial court properly granted summary judgment to appellee in negligence action arising from a vehicle accident because appellee did not waive the protections of the dead man's statute, the dead man's statute precluded appellants from testifying and they did not provide any other competent evidence of fault. Affirmed.
March 16, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Dead Man’s Statute • Waiver • Discovery
Davis v. Wright, PICS Case No. 17-0330 (Pa. Super. Feb. 27, 2017) Stevens, P.J. (23pages).
Trial court properly granted summary judgment to appellee in negligence action arising from a vehicle accident because appellee did not waive the protections of the dead man’s statute, the dead man’s statute precluded appellants from testifying and they did not provide any other competent evidence of fault. Affirmed.
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