Daves v. Cleary

How courts have described this case

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• holding where two verdicts are inconsistent, the court may not speculate as to which verdict was valid and which was not
• stating a circuit court’s refusal to give a properly requested charge is reversible error only when the requesting party can demonstrate prejudice from the refusal
• providing the court's refusal to give a requested charge is reversible error only if the requesting party can show prejudice from the refusal
• stating a circuit court’s refusal to give a properly requested charge is reversible error only where the requesting party can demonstrate prejudice from the refusal
• stating a circuit court's refusal to give a properly requested charge is reversible error only when the requesting party can demonstrate prejudice from the refusal
• stating a circuit court’s refusal to give a properly requested charge is reversible error only when the requesting party can demonstrate prejudice from the refusal

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