Woodard v. State

1. “Generally, when a party permits proceedings to be had, in the progress of his case, without making any objection, the court will hold him to have waived the objection, and will not relieve him against the consequences oí the proceeding, to which he did not object at the proper time. Dudley’s Reps. 209; Ga. Decisions, part 2, 131; 2 Kelly 281; 9 Ga. 359; 22d Ga. 24, 330; 27 Ga. 378; 36 Ga. 599; 37 Ga. 102.” Haiman v. Moses, 39 Ga. 708 (3), 712.

2. Where, under an application of the foregoing rule, it appears that, upon the trial of one charged with the possession of non-tax-paid whisky, the…