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I did. They said they hadn't. But larger cars don't often have damage in minor incidents with smaller cars. The clear coat may be scuffed but that may only be visible to a trained eye.
Seriously, from what I read of your case, I saw nothing that proved the defendant caused damage to your vehicle. What you presented was inadequate. You lost for that reason.
Neither does testimony that a child was in a walking boot. People drive all the time with those because they can't get time off work especially if the injury occurred outside of work.
I did. They said they hadn't. But larger cars don't often have damage in minor incidents with smaller cars. The clear coat may be scuffed but that may only be visible to a trained eye.
You wouldn't see it. The evidence was my testimony. Doesn't testimony count as evidence? Yes.
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