Thompson v. Feagin

Jackson, Judge.

Mrs. Feagin held a judgment against the husband of Mrs. Thompson, which was levied on certain lands in his possession, to which the wife claimed title. On the trial, the jury found the property subject, with ten per cent, damages, because the claim was, in their opinion, interposed for delay only.

Mrs. Thompson moved for a new trial on the grounds of newly discovered evidence, three errors in the charge of the court, and because the verdict was contrary to law and against the decided weight of the evidence. It was refused, and she' excepted.

1. There is nothing in the ground that…