Meanings
present singular third person reobjects · participle present reobjecting · participle past reobjected · past reobjected
- intransitiveto object again
The objection of the husband was interposed in timely fashion and there was no legal requirement to reobject or make a motion to strike to avoid waiving error on appeal and therefore it is suggested that the ruling overruling the objection was improper at the time it was made.
1979, California. Court of Appeal (1st Appellate District). Records and Briefs 4CIV21826, Appellant's Opening, page 7
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