PRETRIAL ADJUDICATION
...Summary Judgment & Summary Adjudication
......Supporting Evidence
.........Ruling on Objections
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Court could not act on alleged error at trial as there was no ruling on objection.

As P’s bill of exceptions indicated no court ruling or registered exception, Court could not pass on alleged errors of law at trial.

Because counsel failed to obtain rulings on objections in trial ct., objections waived and not preserved for appeal.

Actual rulings on evidentiary objections required.

Failure to secure ruling on objection waives it, even where objection made by party eventually prevailing on summary judgment.

In order to preserve evidentiary objections for purposes of appeal, ruling must be made on objections.

Formal or written rulings on each evidentiary objection not required.

In order to preserve evidentiary objections for purposes of appeal, ruling must be made on objections.

Failure to raise parol evidence objection waives argument on appeal. Failure of counsel to secure ruling based on any of objections waives objection.

Objection abandoned and waived where Ds’ counsel did not request ruling nor press objection when offer subsequently renewed.

When court reserves ruling on objection, D must later secure ruling thereon or be presumed to have waived it.

By filing for SJ, employer invoked jurisdiction of super. ct. and was estopped from later asserting ct. lacked jurisdiction.