Legal Opinion
Wilson v. Wiggins
Arizona Supreme Court
Decided October 23, 1939No. Civil No. 4068PublishedCited by 20 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, C. J.
— This is an action by Charles O. Wiggins against Harry Wilson for money had and received. It was tried with a jury and resulted in a verdict and judgment for plaintiff. The defendant appeals. The ground of his appeal is claimed error by the court in not granting his motion for a new trial. The verdict was signed by nine jurors. The other three did not sign. Judgment was rendered July 1, 1938. Thereafter defendant filed his motion to set the verdict and judgment aside and to grant him a new trial on the following grounds:
“I. Irregularity in the proceedings of the jury whereby the moving…
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