Cluster 5262341

As to Mr. Burnett's testimony that Ford's design testing of seats was more demanding than tests conducted by other manufacturers, this testimony was elicited during Ford's case only after Mr. D'Aulerio testified during the Moores' case-in-chief that the Explorer's seats were stronger than most of the seats on the market and that the general consensus in the industry favored yielding seats. [12] "A party cannot be prejudiced by *769 the admission of allegedly inadmissible evi…

Because Defendant’s assertion of error concerning exhibit “B” was not preserved by timely objection, we deny her Point I argument as it relates to exhibit “B.” As to the evidence in exhibit “A,” in all essential respects it is cumulative to the evidence in exhibit “B.” “A party cannot be prejudiced by the admission of allegedly in admissible evidence if the challenged evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence admitted without objection.” Tryon v. McElyea, 912 S.W.2d 73…

Because Defendant's assertion of error concerning exhibit "B" was not preserved by timely objection, we deny her Point I argument as it relates to exhibit "B." As to the evidence in exhibit "A," in all essential respects it is cumulative to the evidence in exhibit "B." "A party cannot be prejudiced by the admission of allegedly inadmissible *515 evidence if the challenged evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence admitted without objection." Tryon v. McElyea, 912 S.W.2…

“A party cannot be prejudiced by the admission of allegedly inadmissible evidence if the challenged evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence admitted without objection.” Tryon v. McElyea, 912 S.W.2d 73, 78 (Mo.App.1995).