Goodrich v. Burdick

Christiancy, Ch. J.

Tbougb it might not have been erroneous for the court to have allowed Stewart, the clerk of the defendant, to sit as a juror, no other cause being shown against him, there was ho error in rejecting him for this cause, and we think his rejection judicious and proper.

As to the rejection of the justice’s docket, verified by his own oath, in proof of the judgment in an attachment suit had before him, which was offered and rejected, we think the record of a justice’s judgment is not, in ordinary ■cases, like that of the circuit court, either at law or in equity, where, by…