Supreme Court of New Jersey, 1795

Miller v. Alexander

Miller v. Alexander
Supreme Court of New Jersey · Decided November 15, 1795 · Kinsey
1 N.J.L. 400
Miller v. Alexander

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Opinion of the Court

Kinsey C. J.

There must be an affidavit detailing the circumstances, and if merits appear, the court will admit the plea provided the plaintiff has not lost a trial; but a regular judgment is not to be set aside where plaintiff has lost an assizes.

In this case the plaintiff has lost an assizes, and the motion, even jf regularly brought forward, must be refused.

Motion deniedl

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