McKinney v. Heisel

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• \In this jurisdiction it is a rule of longstanding and frequent repetition that erroneous instructions to the jury are presumed to be prejudicial; that an appellee claiming harmless error bears the burden of showing affirmatively that no prejudice resulted from the error.\
• \In this jurisdiction it is a rule of longstanding and frequent repetition that erroneous instructions to the jury are presumed to be prejudicial ; that an appellee claiming harmless error bears the burden of showing affirmatively that no prejudice resulted from the error.\

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