Budden v. Dykstra

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the trial court “cannot be faulted for failing to make such findings if no one requested them,” and acknowledging the policy rea- sons underlying the preservation rule, including giving the parties and the court the opportunity to respond to or correct the error
• noting that the trial court “cannot be faulted for failing to make such findings if no one requested them,” and acknowledging the policy rea- sons underlying the preservation rule, including giving the parties and the court the opportunity to respond to or correct the error
• The court “cannot be faulted for failing to make such findings if no one requested them.”
• issue of lesser sanctions not raised until a month after sanctions were imposed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).