278 Mass. 540 | Mass. | 1932
These are actions of tort, the first to recover for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by a minor who was struck by a taxicab operated by a servant of the defendant, and the second by his father to recover for medical expenses incurred as a result of his son’s injuries.
At the trial Bernard J. Corcoran was called as a witness by the plaintiffs. At the time of the accident he was nine years old, and at the time of the trial he was twelve. He
It is well settled that proof of the speed of a motor vehicle does not depend solely upon expert testimony, but that any witness may testify respecting such speed, if found by the presiding judge to understand the nature of an oath
Exceptions overruled.