Washington Supreme Court· 7/12/1898
Coleman v. Montgomery
Citations
- 19 Wash. 610
- 53 P. 1102
- 1898 Wash. LEXIS 433
Syllabus
<p>APPEAL — OBJECTIONS TO EVIDENCE — INDEFINITENESS.</p> <p>¡When the objections to the introduction of evidence are not definite enough to call the court’s attention to the real ground of its inadmissibility, the error cannot be urged on appeal.</p>
Judges: Pee
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