Worth v. Kolbeck

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• erroneous admission of evidence is harmless error and does not require reversal if evidence is cumulative and other relevant evidence, properly admitted, supports finding by trier of fact
• erroneous admission of evidence is harm- less error and does not require reversal if evidence is cumula- tive and other relevant evidence, properly admitted, supports finding by trier of fact
• erroneous admission of evidence is harmless error and does not require reversal if the evidence is cumulative and other relevant evidence, properly admitted, supports the finding by the trier of fact

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