Weston v. Montgomery
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Counsel for the defendant in tbis cause moves the Count, upon affidavit, to grant him a new trial upon the following grounds, viz :
1st. On the ground of newly discovered evidence ;
2nd. That the verdict of the jury, as he verily believes, was arrived at by compromise, and not by fair induction from the testimony;
3d. That the verdict is excessive, through a mistake of some of the jurors, to the amount of fifty dollars.
The argument of defendant’s counsel, that this is a motion addressed to the discretion of the Court, is perfectly sound; but that discretion should not be exercised arbitrarily,…
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