Carver-Beaver Yarn Co. v. Wolfson

The question of the propriety of the allowance of the motion for a new trial following the first trial is not before us. United Drug Co. v. Cordley & Hayes, 239 Mass. 334, 336. If it were, there can be no doubt of the propriety of that ruling. The reasons stated in the motion were, that the verdict was against the evidence, the law, and the weight of the evidence. The judge before whom the case *259was tried made the following indorsement thereon, “ Motion allowed and verdict set aside and new trial ordered for the reasons herein set forth.” The defendant contends that the form of the order was…