Hanlon v. Logan County Board of Education

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “A party simply cannot acquiesce to, or be the source of, an error during proceedings before a tribunal and then complain of that error at a later date.”
• “A party simply cannot acquiesce to, or be the source of, an error during proceedings before a tribunal and then complain of that error at a later date.” (citations omitted)
• “Long standing case law and procedural requirements in this State mandate that a party must alert a tribunal as to perceived defects at the time such defects occur in order to preserve the alleged error for appeal.”
• \Long standing case law and procedural requirements in this State mandate that a party must alert a tribunal as to perceived defects at the time such defects occur in order to preserve the alleged error for appeal.\
• “Long standing ease law and procedural requirements in this State mandate that a party must alert a tribunal as to perceived defects at the time such defects occur in order to preserve the alleged error for appeal.”
• “Long standing case law and procedural requirements in this State mandate that a party must alert a tribunal as to perceived defects at the time such defects occur in order to preserve the alleged error for appeal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).