Horsley v. State

The present record is incumbered by numerous exceptions, which, under the present practice, regulated by statute, is not now necessary. This statute (Acts 1927, p. 636, § 2), provides: “Where there is an objection to a question propounded to á witness in the trial of any cause, and the objection is overruled and exception reserved, it shall not be necessary to make a motion to exclude the answer of the witness in order to put the court in error on his ruling on such objection.”

Prior to the enactment of above statute, under the adjudications of this court and the Supreme Court, no motion to…