Potter v. Wal Computers, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that not every violation of the Uniform Superior Court Rules constitutes reversible error because substantial compliance is acceptable under certain circumstances
• noting that not every violation of the Uniform Superior Court Rules constitutes reversible error because substantial compliance is acceptable under certain circumstances
• not every violation of the USCR constitutes reversible error; substantial compliance is acceptable under certain circumstances
• new trial unwarranted “when parties have actual notice of an upcoming trial and are prejudiced only by their own lack of due diligence”
• new trial unwarranted “when parties have actual notice of an upcoming trial and are prejudiced only by their own lack of due diligence”
• party had actual notice of trial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).