Wooster v. Glover
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Petition for a new trial, brought to the City Court of the city of New Haven. The petition was dismissed by the court, and the petitioner filed a motion in error and also moved for a new trial. The principles of law decided&by the court will be sufficiently understood without a statement of the facts of the case.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, J.
The petitioner was defendant in an action at law brought against him by the respondent, before the City Court for the city of New Haven. Judgment was rendered against him by default. He then brought to that court a petition for a new trial, and that being denied, he moves for a new trial upon that petition, and files also a motion in error. The case was submitted on briefs, and, as presented, seems to confound all distinctions between petitions for a new trial and proceedings based thereon, and motions for a new trial or motions in error in the original suit. We deem it *316proper to say that all…
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