Adams v. Morgan
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term. Action for libel by John P. Adams against Henry A. Morgan, as president of the New York Times. From an order directing a special jury to be struck for the trial of the action, plaintiff appeals. Reversed.
1Opinion of the Court
DYKMAN, J..This is an appeal from an order directing a special jury to be struck for the trial of this action. The action is for libel, and the answer contains a general denial, facts in justification, and facts in mitigation of damages. The provision of the Code upon which the motion was made is .this: “Where it appears to the court that a fair and impartial trial of an issue of fact, triable by a jury, joined in an action pending in the supreme court or in the superior city court, cannot be had without a struck jury, or that the importance or intricacy ot the case requires such a jury, the…
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