Helena Chemical Co. v. Coury Bros. Ranches, Inc.

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• holding that \a motion for new trial may not be based on a question to which no objection was made at the time of trial unless the error is fundamental\
• “That courts should not be 2 concerned with the undisclosed intent of the parties is made crystal-clear by a long line of 3 decisions of our Supreme Court . . . .”
• parties may not sit by and allow error to be committed without asking the trial court to correct the error at the time, and upon receiving an unfavorable judgment, ask for a new trial on that ground
• parties may not sit by and allow error to be committed without asking the trial court to correct the error at the time, and upon receiving an unfavorable judgment, ask for a new trial on that ground

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