Summary
In Stoddard v. Winchester, 157 Mass. 567 at 575, the court said: "An expert witness cannot be asked to give an opinion founded on his understanding of the evidence, against the objection of the other party, except in cases where the evidence is capable of but one interpretation."
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June Term, 1901.
Judgment affirmed, with costs. All concurred.