Bray v. Walker

1. One of the grounds of the motion for a new trial is, “ Because the court erred in admitting the fi. fa. in said case in evidence, over the objections of claimants.” It has been repeatedly ruled that a ground in a motion for a new trial, complaining of alleged error in admitting evidence, can not be considered by this court when it does not appear from the assignment of error in the motion what objection was made by the movant to the introduction of the evidence. This court will not look through the brief of evidence in order to ascertain, if possible, therefrom what objection, if any, was…