The moving party is entitled to posttrial relief if error was "duly preserved" by:

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The best choice is B, a timely objection. In order for error to be "duly preserved", the moving party must have made a timely objection during the trial. This means that they must have raised the objection at the appropriate time during the proceedings, and not later. A signed statement, expert testimony, and declaratory judgment are not sufficient to demonstrate that an objection was duly preserved.

The Moving Party Is Entitled to Posttrial Relief If Error