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in fela cases admissibility of evidence is a procedural matter that is governed by the law of the forum keith v burlington northern r co 889 sw2d 911

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Citation Sample: In FELA cases admissibility of evidence is a procedural matter that is governed by the law of the forum. Keith v. Burlington Northern R. Co., 889 S.W.2d 911
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Citation: In FELA cases admissibility of evidence is a procedural matter that is governed by the law of the forum. Keith v. Burlington Northern R. Co., 889 S.W.2d 911