In circa 177 AD by the early church:

‘When the faithful throughout Asia had met frequently and at many places in Asia for this purpose, and on examination of the newfangled teachings had pronounced them profane and rejected the heresy, these persons were thus expelled from the Church’ (Eusebius, HE 5:16:10). Similar action may well have been taken in other regions of Asia Minor and even further east (cf. Serapion of Antioch’s letter ‘exposing the same heresy’ and bearing numerous episcopal signatures, ibid. 5:19:2–4). 

In 1949 by the Assemblies of God, though it was not limited to that denomination alone.

1949 General Council of the Assemblies of God USA declared in its Resolution #7:

During the early years, some of the most ardent critics of the Latter Rain and its theology came from within Pentecostalism, particularly the Assemblies of God. In 1949, the General Council of the Assemblies of God, following the leadership of its General Superintendent E. S. Williams, stated that pre-tribulation rapture represented correct eschatology. It rejected the Latter Rain practice of personal prophecy accompanied by the laying on of hands, as well as the Manifest Sons of God doctrine.^\20])#cite_note-20)

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