Objections for the purpose of appeal

In the course of the trial of any action in Court, either with or without a jury, the same objections may be taken to the ruling, direction or judgment of the Court upon points of law or the reception or rejection of evidence, or upon all other points relating to the trial or to any motion or proceeding respecting the same, or to the pleadings and proceedings in any cause either before or after trial or to any judgment or execution, or in reference to any interlocutory or final proceedings whatever, as may be taken before the High Court or a judge in England and the Court or judge may be called upon at the time to make full note of the objection with a view to an appeal or otherwise.