Fargo v. Paul

Upon the first trial, the jury rendered a verdict for the defendant. The trial judge set this verdict aside as against the weight of evidence. An appeal was taken by the defendant to the Appellate Division, and the order setting aside the verdict was . sustained. George W. Fuller was attorney for the defendant, and Hon. Charles A. Kellogg had acted as counsel, both upon the trial and upon the appeal. The new trial ordered by the trial judge having been sustained by the Appellate Division, and the defendant’s attorney and his counsel having paid out more money than they had received, refused…