Exceptions.
Section 141
SEC. 141. Exceptions. — An exception is an objection upon a matter of law to a decision made by a court, tribunal, judge, or other judicial officer in an action or proceeding. Rulings of the court upon minor matters, such as adjournments, postponements of trials, the extension of time for filing pleadings or motions, and other matters addressed to the discretion of the court in the performance of its duty, shall not be subject to exception. But exception may be taken to any other ruling, order, or judgment of the court made during the pendency of the action in the Court of First Instance.