MacKey v. State

The state appropriated for highway purposes certain real estate belonging to the appellant. Both parties excepted to the report of appraisers fixing the value of the land taken at $8250. A jury awarded the appellant $3850 and he has appealed. The only error properly assigned is the overruling of his motion for a new trial.

A number of the appellant’s propositions relating to alleged errors in respect to the admission or rejection of evidence must be ignored because the motion for a new trial did not set out the objections to the questions complained of. Brown v. State (1939), 216 Ind. 106, 23…