Shields v. Campbell

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• noting that guiding principle behind rules of preservation is “not merely to promote form over substance but to promote an efficient administration of justice”
• explaining that preservation does not “promote form over substance but [promotes] an efficient administration of justice and the sav- ing of judicial time”
• explaining that when a party “did not object, except or move to strike” a complained-of issue at trial, the matter was not preserved for appeal because “the trial court never had any opportunity to decide the issue or to correct any alleged error”
• explaining that when a party “did not object, except or move to strike” a complained-of issue at trial, the matter was not preserved for appeal because “the trial court never had any opportunity to decide the issue or to correct any alleged error”
• reason for requirement is not merely to promote form over substance but to promote efficient administration of justice and saving of judicial time
• upholding, under ORS 17.320, the trial court’s submission to the jury for use in its deliberations a copy of an appellate opinion, after the trial court had warned the plaintiffs counsel that “if the exhibit were received in evidence it would be subject to perusal by the jury”

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