Norton & Co. v. Breitenbach

By the Court.

There is no ground whatever for arresting the judgment in this case. No error is apparent on the record, the jury appears to have been properly sworn, and both counts of the narr are good. If the first one was not supported by the evidence, that should have been taken advantage of by raising the question at the trial.

Several reasons have been urged for a new trial. Evidence has been taken with a view of showing that the jury was in possession of papers improperly handed over, and not given in evidence ; but I am well satisfied that nothing went into the box but what passed…