Burns v. Elk River Ambulance, Inc.

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• “[T]he giving of an alleged erroneous instruction is not grounds for reversal unless the appealing party was prejudiced thereby.”
• Trial court did not err in denying admission of ambulance bill given that witness testified to the contents of the bill and it was thus reasonable for the trial court to consider the bill to be cumulative.

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