What is the test for read-ins?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from Edmonton (City of) v. Lovat Tunnel Equipment Inc., 2000 ABQB 226 (CanLII):
The read-ins in Bowen v. Mermsen, ibid. fell into two categories: (1) the repetition of facts established by previous evidence, and (2) answers not put to the plaintiff when testifying, answers that were stronger than the plaintiff was prepared to accept in direct or cross-examination.
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