cuique in sua arte credendum
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From 62 U.S. 88 - Ross Winans v. The New York and Erie Railroad Company · 1858Most cited · 66 citing opinions
Experts may be examined to explain terms of art, and the state of the art, at any given time. They may explain to the court and jury the machines, models, or drawings, exhibited. They may point out the difference or identity of the mechanical devices involved in their construction. The maxim of 'cuique in sua arte credendum' permits them to be examined to questions of art or science peculiar to their trade or profession; but professors or mechanics cannot be received to prove to the court or jury what is the proper or legal construction of any instrument of writing.