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· 9/29/2006

Moller v. Lipov

Citations

  • 856 N.E.2d 664
  • 368 Ill. App. 3d 333
  • 305 Ill. Dec. 859

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  • finding that a properly raised affirmative defense contains sufficient information to alert plaintiff of the defense she would need to prepare for and address
  • “A primary purpose of the waiver rule is to ensure that the trial court has the opportunity to correct the error. [Citation.] A trial court cannot correct the error and prevent prejudice when the objection is not made as the error occurs.”
  • \A primary purpose of the waiver rule is to ensure that the trial court has the opportunity to correct the error. [Citation.] A trial court cannot correct the error and prevent prejudice when the objection is not made as the error occurs.\
  • “The basis for an expert’s opinion goes to the weight of the evidence, not to its sufficiency, and the weight to be assigned to an expert opinion is for the jury to determine in light of the expert’s credentials and the factual basis of his opinion.”
  • “The basis for an expert’s opinion goes to the weight of the evidence, not to its sufficiency, and the weight to be assigned to an expert opinion is for the jury to determine in light of the expert’s credentials and the factual basis of his opinion.”

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