· 5/23/1990
McWilliams v. Szymanski
Citations
- 792 P.2d 457
- 101 Or. App. 617
How courts have described this case
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- considering whether admission in current proceeding of complaints filed in previous proceeding was abuse of discretion under OEC 403
- “[A]n order granting a new trial will not be reversed if it can be supported by any of the grounds on which it was sought.” (Emphasis added.)
- appellate court will uphold trial court’s decision to grant new trial pursuant to ORCP 64 B “if it can be supported by any of the grounds on which it was sought”
- even if the trial court committed legal error, if that legal error was not excepted to at trial as required by ORCP 64 B(6), that legal error cannot serve as a proper basis for the trial court’s granting of a new trial under ORCP 64 B(6)
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Judges: Richardson, Newman, Deits
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