McMillen v. 84 Lumber, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the request for a new trial was waived because the appellees failed to make a timely request for the declaration of a mistrial
• holding that counsel had waived right to a mistrial by failing to object at the time of a blatant violation of court’s pre-trial ruling
• finding waiver, under the circumstances, where counsel failed to move for a mistrial after successfully objecting to improper testimony
• finding waiver, under the circumstances, where counsel failed to move for a mistrial after successfully objecting to improper testimony
• finding waiver of right to new trial upon failure of appellees to make timely request for declaration of a mistrial
• reversing Superior Court’s overbroad application of public interest exception to waiver rule

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).