Illinois Supreme Court· 6/15/1956

The People v. Trefonas

Citations

136 N.E.2d 817
9 Ill. 2d 92
1956 Ill. LEXIS 307

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regarding timeliness requirement on objections, stating, \A party cannot sit by and permit evidence to be introduced without objection and upon appeal urge an objection which might have been obviated if made at the trial.\
regarding timeliness requirement on objections, stating, “A party cannot sit by and permit evidence to be introduced without objection and upon appeal urge an objection which might have been obviated if made at the trial.”
“A party cannot sit by and permit evidence to be introduced without objection and upon appeal urge an objection which might have been obviated if made at the trial”
“A party cannot sit by and permit evidence to be introduced without objection and upon appeal urge an objection which might have been obviated if made at the trial”
“A party cannot sit by and permit evidence to be introduced without objection and upon appeal urge an objection which might have been obviated if made at the trial.”

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Judges: Maxwell

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