Bruno v. San Xavier Rock & Sand Co.

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• observing party should not be “ ‘permitted to lie in wait, take chances on a favorable verdict and, being disappointed, sally from ambush and, for the first time, complain of an improper argument in the motion for a new trial’”
• observing party should not be “„permitted to lie in wait, take chances on a favorable verdict and, being disappointed, sally from ambush and, for the first time, complain of an improper argument in the motion for a new trial‟”

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