Hackman v. Beckwith

How courts have described this case

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• “[I]t is elementary a litigant cannot complain of error which he has invited or to which he has assented.”
• “[I]t is elementary a litigant cannot complain of error which he has invited or to which he has assented.”
• “[I]t is elementary a litigant cannot complain of error which he has invited or to which he has assented.”
• jury question where trucks met head-on on bridge; circumstantial evidence can overcome direct testimony
• jury question where trucks met head-on on bridge; circumstantial evidence can overcome direct testimony

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).