Brauhn v. Brauhn

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• disqualification must relate to particular party, not the general subject matter of the case
• \One who claims a judge trying claimant's case is biased may waive his right to complain thereof by not timely raising the objection and proceeding with trial or continuing with a pending trial as if the judge were not disqualified.\
• “One who claims a judge trying claimant’s case is biased may waive his right to complain thereof by not timely raising the objection and proceeding with trial or continuing with a pending trial as if the judge were not disqualified.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).