Robbins v. Graham

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• “Objections to the form of the verdict, under these facts, must be timely made and failure to object resulted in a waiver by appellee.”
• failure to object to irregular form of jury verdict, substance of which was clearly ascertainable and internally consistent, constituted a waiver of defects
• order granting new trial reversed because any doubt as to jury's intent was dispelled by polling of jury, and counsel waived issue regarding verdict form by failing to timely object in trial court

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