Redwine v. Jackson

What is 'frequently referred to as “the lazy lawyer's act” is now § 372(1), reenacted by the legislature on June 8, 1943. Acts 1943, p. 105, Code 1940, Title 7, § 372(1). This act if a valid exercise of legislative power relieves the parties in equity cases from making any objection to any testimony or evidence and directs the court what it must do in considering such cases. The title of said act is, “To regulate the practice in equity cases the matter of objections to and consideration of testimony and evidence.” Its prescriptions are:

“In the trial of equity cases in the circuit court, or…