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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsde0142 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF THE STATE
CAPErrn writ of error. Such exception may he taken to the
cxciv. overruling of a challenge; to the admission or rejec-
1829. tion of a witness or of any evidence; to the refusal
of a denurrer to evidence; to the charge delivered
to the jury, to a refusal to charge the jury upon a
point of law duly made, or to the decision upon any
point of law arising in the course of the trial, and
material to the determination thereupon, which de-
cision will not otherwise appear by the record.
whennot allow. There shall be no exception to the allowance of a
able. challenge, nor to any direction respecting the man-
ner of conducting the trial.
When the ex- The exception must be proposed when the point
ceptionmust beis decided; upon its being proposed, either party
proposed- may insist, or the court may require that the sub-
stance of it shall be immediately settled and reduced
to writing and signed by the chief justice, or in his
and when sign.absence, by the other justice. The bill of excep-
ed. tion must be drawn in form and signed during the
term in which the exception is proposed, unless the
parties otherwise agree vith the assent of the court.
Case stated shall SEcioN 2. .A1nd be it further enacted, That a
be a partofth case stated in any action shall be a part of the re-
cord; and upon a writ of error it shall be considered
by the court of error.
Jury may find S icnrox 3. .4nd be it declared and enacted, That
.earspei a jury may in any case find a general or a special
any case. verdict.
What papers S].cniox 4. ./Indbe it further enacted, That pa-
the jur evdecajrya
takefromthepers read in evidence to the jury, although not un-
bar. der seal, except depositions, may he carried from
5 Binney 238. the bar by the jury.
PASSED AT DOVER,
February 12, 1829. 5
CHAPTER CXCV.
1 v. 544. AN ACT to consolidate and amend the laws for
2 v 988, 1034 the relief of the poor. .
Numberandre. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
sidence of trus-House of Representatives of the State of Delaware
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