Payne v. Burke
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtEdgcomb, J.
A verdict in favor of the defendants has been set aside upon two grounds: (1) The misconduct of defendants’ *528counsel in his summary in calling the attention of the jury to the fact that plaintiff had refused to permit the jurors to visit and inspect the locus in quo; (2) because of the bias and prejudice of the juror Harrison against the plaintiff, and because of the fact that said juror failed to reveal his frame of mind on his voir dire.
The trial court has certified that the case and exceptions contain all the evidence on the issues to be raised on the appeal. The summary of counsel is not…
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