Weidman v. Babcock

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• noting that objections made during a hearing can preserve an issue for appeal
• explaining that the purposes of the contemporaneous objection requirement are to allow the trial court the opportunity to rule on the issue and the opposing party the opportunity to meet the objection
• making objections known to court through some form of written correspondence also sufficient to preserve issue for appeal
• permitting an appeal of an issue where the party made the argument to the trial court, but signed the final order “Seen”
• finding plaintiffs preserved issues for appeal in hearing and motion to rehear
• finding plaintiffs preserved issues for appeal in hearing and motion to rehear

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