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· 4/24/1918

Tietjen v. McCoy

Citations

  • 24 N.M. 94
  • 172 P. 1042

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY TPIE COURT.</p> <p>As a general rule, objections, whether made by motion or otherwise, whether to the pleadings, to the evidence, to the instructions,. or failure to instruct, to the argument of counsel, to the verdict, findings, or judgment, or to other matters, must, in order to preserve questions for review, be specific an,d point out the ground or grounds relied upon,, and a mere general objection is not sufficient.</p>

Judges: Hanna, Parker, Roberts

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