Shedd v. Dalzell

Taking up the errors assigned in the order- they are assigned, the first five relate to the admission or rejection of evidence, and there is no exception to the action of the court upon that subject. The evidence for the appellee was by depositions. Before the jury was impaneled the appellant moved to exclude, or objected to, the depositions, and excepted to the ruling of the court against him, but when the trial was in progress, so far as the record shows, they were read without objection. Perhaps he had by that time changed his mind. Perhaps the court would have done so. Gardner v. Haynie,…