Protest 983719-G of P. W. Woolworth Co.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• explaining that “‘in order to secure a reversal of a judgment,’” a party “‘must not only show some error but must also show that error was prejudicial to him’”
• explaining that “‘in order to secure a reversal of a judgment,’” a party “‘must not only show some error but must also show that that error was prejudicial to him’”
• explaining that “ ‘in order to secure a reversal of a judgment,’ ” a party “ ‘must not only show some error but must also show that that error was prejudicial to him’ ”
• “Claimed error alone may not support reversal; the party assigning error must demonstrate prejudice resulting therefrom.”
• “It is an elementary proposition of law that an appellant, in order to secure reversal of a judgment against him, must not only show some error but must also show that that error was prejudicial to him”
• “It is an elementary proposition of law that an appellant, in order to secure reversal of a judgment against him, must not only show some error but must also show that that error was prejudicial to him.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).