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· 6/5/1991

Leary v. Eng

Citations

  • 573 N.E.2d 352
  • 214 Ill. App. 3d 279
  • 157 Ill. Dec. 934
  • 1991 Ill. App. LEXIS 927

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  • judgment should not be reversed on the basis of evidentiary rulings unless record indicates existence of substantial prejudice affecting outcome of trial
  • judgment should not be reversed on the basis of evidentiary rulings unless record indicates existence of substantial prejudice affecting outcome of trial
  • unless substantial prejudice affecting the outcome of the trial is shown, the judgment of the trial court should not be reversed on the basis of an evidentiary ruling
  • unless substantial prejudice affecting the outcome of the trial is shown, the judgment of the trial court should not be reversed on the basis of an evidentiary ruling

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Judges: McLAREN

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