Dalrymple v. . Williams

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1875-12-07

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Allen, J. If the fact alleged is properly before us, there should -be no doubt either as to the right of the plaintiff to have or the power of the court to grant the relief demanded. It would be a reproach upon the administration of justice if a party could lose the benefit of a trial and a verdict in his favor by the mere mistake of the foreman of the jury in reporting to the court…

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