Woosley v. McMahan

Citations

• 46 Tex. 62

Syllabus

<p>1. Depositions, objections to.—Only such objections as go to the form and manner of talcing depositions are required to be made in writing, and notice thereof given before the trial. Objections to the answers of witnesses made in depositions as hearsay, secondary, or irrelevant evidence, may be made when the testimony is offered.</p> <p>2. Practice.—The admission of improper testimony over objections properly taken is cause of reversal, unless it appears that the testimony was immaterial.</p> <p>3. Practice in district court.—The refusal of a court, at a former term, to sustain exceptions to imperfect pleadings is not a reason for adhering to such ruling when again urged at a subsequent term.</p>