Crosby v. Rogers

1. Exceptions to the allowance of testimony which show that no grounds of objection were urged at the trial, are insufficient to raise any question for decision. Grounds or reasons why such evidence should have been repelled, set forth and urged for the first time in special grounds of a motion for new trial, will not be considered.

2. Under the evidence as to the existence of a partnership between the petitioner and the defendant, and their agreement to purchase the land involved jointly, and evidence that the petitioner paid half of the purchase-money and trusted the defendant to close the…