Dalton v. Peters

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• stating that a party cannot complain of error which does not prejudicially affect it
• stating “[i]t is the judgment and not what else may have been said by the lower court that is on appeal to a court of review”
• considering whether a fixed “minimum load charge” on deliveries of fewer than five cubic yards of concrete was indispensable or inciden- tal to the sale
• stating “[i]t is the judgment and not what else may have been said by the lower court that is on appeal to a court of review”
• findings of the trial court adverse to the appellee require the appellee’s cross-appeal if the judgment of the trial court was at least in part against the appellee
• findings of the trial court adverse to the appellee require the appellee's cross-appeal if the judgment of the trial court was at least in part against the appellee

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