Littiech v. Mitchell

Citations

• 73 Ill. 603

Syllabus

<p>Evidence—objection to, waived if admitted without exception. In a suit for obstructing a road it is erroneous to permit evidence of obstruction to the road, at places other than the one complained of, and by other persons; but if such evidence is admitted without objection, the presumption is that the objection is waived, and it can not be urged as error, for the first time, in this court.</p>