· 4/9/1928
United States v. Hammel, Riglander & Co.
Citations
- 16 Ct. Cust. 37
- 1928 CCPA LEXIS 31
How courts have described this case
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- “An objection on one ground does not allow a party to argue on appeal that the evidence should have been excluded on different grounds.”
- “Without an objection and a proper request for relief, the matter is waived and will receive no consideration on appeal absent plain error.”
- deposition testimony of plaintiff who brought prior suit against manufacturer for defect in same product admissible
- “The harmful effect of the improperly admitted evidence is reduced where there is substantial evidence in the record beyond the evidence improperly admitted to support the jury’s decision.”
- standard of review for Rule 804(b)(1) decision
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Judges: Barber, Bland, Graham, Hatfield, Smith
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