Opinion ID: 2199744
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Heading Rank: 4

Heading: fourth plaintiff's medical history.

Text: The trial court sustained an objection to a question asked the plaintiff as to what he had told Dr. Coblentz, a neurosurgeon who had examined him as the result of a suggestion by Dr. Ullrich. Dr. Coblentz gave the plaintiff's case history during his own testimony. The question propounded to the plaintiff seems improper; but if it had been proper, no prejudice resulted to the plaintiff from this ruling. The latter comment is also applicable to the sustaining of the objection to a question directed to Dr. Ullrich as to what history the plaintiff gave him. His report to the insurance company, which included the plaintiff's case history, was introduced into evidence by the plaintiff, so that the evidence came into the case. Furthermore, an examination of this report shows nothing which would support the plaintiff's claim as to how the accident happened.