Dwelling House Insurance v. Butterly

Citations

• 133 Ill. 534
• 24 N.E. 873

Syllabus

<p>1. Pbactioe—trial by the court—preserving questions of law. Where a jury is waived, and a trial is had before the court, and there is no •ruling as to the admission of evidence to which exception is taken, no question of law will be presented, and the affirmance of the judgment of the trial court by the Appellate Court will be conclusive on this court as to all questions of fact the evidence tended to prove.</p> <p>2. Same—time to object—as to admissibility of evidence. If evidence offered on the trial of a cause is not pertinent to the issue, it should be objected to at the time, and an exception taken, if the objection is overruled. Such objection can not be urged for the first time on appeal or error.</p>