Lincoln v. Transamerica Investment Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding a trial court's refusal to grant a change in venue was proper when the moving party did not provide the court with substantial evidence that the witnesses were in fact inconvenienced
• holding a trial court’s refusal to grant a change in venue was proper when the moving party did not provide the court with substantial evidence that the witnesses were in fact inconvenienced
• where party fails to seek immediate review of decision denying change of venue, review of that decision is waived absent a showing of prejudice
• if the party objecting to venue fails to move for discretionary review, then the appellate courts require that party to show that the denial of motion to change venue was prejudicial
• possible venue error not presumptively prejudicial

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