Briggs v. Merrill
New York Supreme Court
MOTION for judgment upon a verdict m favor of the plaintiff, taken subject to the opinion of the court. The facts are sufficiently set forth in the opinion of the court. ,
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, J.
This is a motion for a judgment upon a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, ordered by the justice at the circuit, subject to the opinion of the court at general term. In the course of the trial, the defendant objected to certain evidence offered by the plaintiff, and excepted to the ruling of the justice admitting it. He also excepted to the ruling and decision ordering a verdict in the plaintiff’s favor, subject to the opinion of this court. In this condition of things it was erroneous to order a verdict subject to the opinion of the court, as the defendant is thereby deprived of the…
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