Oregon Supreme Court· 2/19/2010
Charles v. Palomo
Citations
- 227 P.3d 737
- 347 Or. 695
- 2010 Ore. LEXIS 108
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the trial court's error in denying the plaintiff rebuttal argument substantially affected the plaintiff's rights
- holding that the trial court’s error in denying the plaintiff rebuttal argument substantially affected the plaintiffs rights
- concluding that trial court erred in denying plaintiff the opportunity to present a rebuttal closing argu- ment based on its misreading of ORCP 58 B(6)
- explaining that the fact that the plaintiff made his request politely and did not use the word “objection” does not make his objection inadequate
- explaining that the fact that the plaintiff made his request politely and did not use the word “objection” does not make his objection inadequate
- explaining that the fact that the plaintiff made his request politely and did not use the word “objection” does not make his objection inadequate
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Judges: Balmer
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