Lewis v. TEXAS EMPLOYERS'INS. ASS'N

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• to preserve error for appeal, a party must object to unanswered questions in a verdict before the jury is discharged
• to preserve error for appeal, a party must object to unanswered questions in a verdict before the jury is discharged
• party dissatisfied with verdict must object before verdict is officially accepted and jury is discharged so as to allow trial judge to correct the error, if any
• a procedural error must ordinarily be timely presented to the trial court so as to allow it to correct the procedural error
• a procedural error must ordinarily be timely presented to the trial court so as to allow it to correct the procedural error
• a procedural error must ordinarily be timely presented to the trial court so as to allow it to correct the procedural error

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