Kiler v. Kimbal

Citations

• 10 Cal. 267

Syllabus

<p>Where an objection is taken to the admission of evidence, without a specification of the grounds of the objection, it does not merit consideration.</p> <p>To entitle an objection to notice, it must not only be on a material matter, affecting the substantial rights of the parties, but its point must be particularly stated. The party must lay his finger on the point of his objection.</p> <p>Where a motion is made for a nonsuit, without stating the grounds upon which it is made, it is not error to overrule the motion,</p> <p>Where parol evidence is given of certain regulations of miners, and it does not appear until the cross-examination of the witness that the regulations were in writing, the proper course to pursue, if any objection is taken to the evidence, is by motion to strike it out.</p>