Eagle v. City of New York

Four motions are before the court for determination. In the language of plaintiff’s attorney, they are as follows: 1. To direct the clerk of the Trial Part not to receive the verdict as being irregular and ambiguous on its face, and to remove same from the record. 2. To reconvene the jury for the purpose of reconsideration of the said irregular verdict, and for the purpose of returning a verdict proper and regular in form. 3. To reconvene the jury for the purpose of polling the jury as to its verdict. 4. To set aside the. purported verdict not under section 549 of the Civil Practice Act, but…