Evans and Associates, Inc. v. Dyer

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• letters were improperly admitted because they were hearsay, no foundation had been laid, and no exception to the hearsay rule was shown
• “a defendant who presents evidence on its behalf after its motion is denied waives any complaint that the denial of the motion was error”
• letters were improperly admitted because they were hearsay, no foundation had been laid, and no exception to the hearsay rule was shown
• \a defendant who presents evidence on its behalf after its motion is denied waives any complaint that the denial of the motion was error\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).