TOWNSEND, Judge.
1. Where an objection is made to testimony and the court, without ruling thereon, simply states: "I will have to wait until the testimony is all in. All right, go ahead," and no further ruling of the court is invoked, this constitutes a waiver of the grounds of objection. Gibson v. State, 178 Ga. 707, 708 (2) (174 S. E. 354); Bacon v. Bacon, 161 Ga. 978 (1) (133 S. E. 512); Davis v. State, 153 Ga. 669(6) ...
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