MS · rules
UCCR 3.04
RULINGS ON OBJECTIONS TO TESTIMONY
(A) All objections to testimony must be made to the chancellor, not to opposing counsel.
(B) The objection must be specific rather than general.
(C) If requested by the chancellor, counsel offering the testimony must state the purpose
for which it is offered, and counsel objecting thereto must state the reasons for the
objection.
(D) If the chancellor shall reserve his ruling, counsel interposing the objection shall make
a note thereof and renew their objection at the conclusion of the testimony; otherwise, the
objection shall be deemed waived.
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- 2026-09-25
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- 2026-09-25
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