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· 11/2/1979

B & M HOMES, INC. v. Hogan

Citations

  • 376 So. 2d 667

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  • holding that mental-anguish damages were properly awarded in a breach-of-contract case involving construction of a new home
  • “In Alabama the rule is that prejudicial error may not be predicated upon the admission of evidence which has been admitted at some other stage of the trial without objection or motion to exclude.”

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Judges: Embry

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