Leas v. Cool
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the DeKalb Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBiddle, J.
Suit on account, by the appellee, against the appellant. Verdict and judgment for appellee. Appeal.
The only ruling the appellants complain of is an alleged irregularity in the proceedings of the court and jury, by which, as they think, they were prevented from having a fair trial. The irregularity assigned as cause for anew trial is founded upon the following affidavits, and statement of the court:
The affidavit of R. "Wes. McBride states :
“That he is a practising attorney of this court, and one of the attonieys in said cause ; that after the jury had retired to deliberate in said cause, to…
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