Baber v. Greenville County

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• holding that the conduct of a trial is largely within the trial judge’s sound discretion, the exercise of which will not be disturbed on appeal absent an abuse of that discretion or the commission of a legal error that results in prejudice for appellant
• finding an issue not yet presented to the Tax Commission not ripe for appellate review
• finding mandamus issue not ripe for appellate review because it had not been presented to the Tax Commission
• explaining \[t]he denial of summary judgment is interlocutory\ and \is not a final order\
• “Absent a proffer, it is impossible for this Court to determine the effect of the excluded testimony.”
• “Absent a proffer, it is impossible for this Court to determine the effect of the excluded testimony.”

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