York v. Bailey

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• stating standard of review for denial of a motion for directed verdict
• appealing party bears burden to designate record sufficient to demonstrate prejudicial error
• “[A]n order denying summary judgment is not reviewable following a full trial on the merits, unless the motion rests on ‘purely legal contentions’ that do not require the establishment of any predicate facts.”
• appellant must designate a sufficient record to demonstrate that the trial court committed error
• purely legal contentions do not require the establishment of any predicate facts
• “[T]he party seeking a modification or reversal on the basis of the asserted error will have a burden to ensure that the appellate record permits the court to make the determination necessary to award the relief the party seeks.”

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