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Idaho Supreme Court· 10/8/1976

Anderson v. Gailey

Citations

  • 555 P.2d 144
  • 97 Idaho 813
  • 1976 Ida. LEXIS 366

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that if the Idaho Industrial Commission or superior court makes a final decision as to coverage, such determination is res judicata in subsequent proceedings
  • where instruction given was substantially identical to plaintiffs' requested instruction, plaintiffs were precluded from assigning it as a ground for reversal on appeal
  • where instruction given was substantially identical to plaintiffs’ requested instruction, plaintiffs were precluded from assigning it as a ground for reversal on appeal
  • “By having requested this instruction, the plaintiffs were precluded from assigning it as grounds for reversal upon appeal, regardless of whether it was a correct statement of the law.”
  • party could not assign as error on appeal the giving of a jury instruction that was substantially identical to an instruction requested by that party, regardless of whether the instruction was a correct statement of the law
  • party could not assign as error on appeal the giving of a jury instruction that was substantially identical to an instruction requested by that party, regardless of whether the instruction was a correct statement of the law

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Judges: Bakes, McFadden, Donaldson, Shepard, Thomas

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