Legal Opinion
Hudson v. Stearns
New York County Courts
Decided December 15, 1901PublishedCited by 2 opinions
Appeal from justice’s court. Action in justice court by Isaac T. Hudson against Joseph Stearns. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtKeck, J.
The justice, in his return upon this appeal, sets forth the following, viz.:
“That after deliberating for some time the jury called for the justice; the door of the jury room was then opened by the constable, who was present; neither the plaintiff nor defendant nor their counsel was notified, and neither of them was present, nor did they, or either of them, consent; then the foreman of the jury asked me if the costs could be divided and placed on both parties; I, in reply, said to him, ‘No, that the costs followed judgment always in a civil action,’ and I then withdrew.”
The jury thereafter, as…
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