1-12-102. When party incapable of testifying.
In an action or suit by or against a person who from any cause is incapable of testifying, or by or against a trustee, executor, administrator, heir or other representative of the person incapable of testifying, no judgment or decree founded on uncorroborated testimony shall be rendered in favor of a party whose interests are adverse to the person incapable of testifying or his trustee, executor, administrator, heir or other representative. In any such action or suit, if the adverse party testifies, all entries, memorandum and declarations by the party incapable of testifying made while he was capable, relevant to the matter in issue, may be received in evidence.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Title 1 - Code of Civil Procedure
Chapter 12 - Evidence and Witnesses
Article 1 - Witnesses Generally
Section 1-12-101 - Privileged Communications and Acts.
Section 1-12-102 - When Party Incapable of Testifying.
Section 1-12-103 - Compelling Testimony of Adverse Parties in Civil and Criminal Actions.
Section 1-12-104 - Husband and Wife as Witnesses in Civil and Criminal Cases.
Section 1-12-105 - Right of Witness to Demand Fees; Failure to Pay; Payments Noted.
Section 1-12-106 - Contempt of Court by Witness.
Section 1-12-107 - Attachment of Witness Who Disobeys Subpoena.
Section 1-12-108 - Punishment for Contempt by Witness.
Section 1-12-109 - Discharge of Imprisoned Witness.
Section 1-12-110 - Attachment for Arrest or Order of Commitment; Execution.
Section 1-12-111 - Procuring Testimony of Imprisoned Witness.
Section 1-12-112 - Taking of Prisoner's Deposition.
Section 1-12-113 - Immunity of Witness Obeying Subpoena.
Section 1-12-114 - Oath of Witness.
Section 1-12-115 - Testimony for Use in Foreign Jurisdiction.