Boyce v. Graham

-A motion to make a complaint more specific is a collateral one and belongs to that class which can only be brought into the record by a bill of exceptions or special order of court. Jarvis v. Banta, 83 Ind. 528.

"Where exceptions are taken to rulings made in forming issues on motions to strike out, to make more specific and the like, exceptions must be entered at the time the rulings are made, and leave must then be taken to reduce the exceptions to writing. There is a marked and important difference between rulings made during the trial, and those made upon the pleadings prior to issue…