Provost v. Piper

Citations

• 9 Cal. 552

Syllabus

<p>Instruments are sometimes admissible for one purpose and inadmissible for another; and, when objected to, the grounds of the objection should be stated, and in preparing the record for appeal, so much of the evidence should be incorporated as may be necessary to indicate the pertinency and materiality of the objections taken, otherwise they can not be regarded.</p>