Burger v. NATIONAL BRANDS, FEATHERLITE MFG. DIV.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtGarrard, J.
Floyd Burger, one of the plaintiffs, was injured when a stack of patio doors fell over upon him while he was attempting to unload them from the defendant National’s truck. At the conclusion of the presentation of Burger’s evidence, the trial court granted National’s motion for judgment on the evidence. This appeal challenges that result. We find no reversible error.
Before reviewing the evidence, we must first consider National’s assertion that no error has been preserved for appeal. The sole assignment of the motion to correct errors reads,
“There was sufficient evidence to require the court…
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