Bean v. Camden Lumber & Fuel Co.

This case was tried before a jury, with verdict for the plaintiff, and comes up on exceptions, and upon defendant’s motion for a new trial for alleged misconduct of the plaintiff’s attorney and one of the jurors before whom the case was tried.

The action is assumpsit on a promissory note; it is before this court for the second time upon a question of pleading or practice or other issue foreign to the merits of the plaintiff’s case; a verdict is had and an end to the litigation should be reached. The exceptions are two in number. The writ is a declaration, in the ordinary form against a…