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Cogswell v. Brown
1 Mass. 180
Mass.
1804
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Per Cur.

It does not appear that the objection was made at the trial, nor that the verdict was taken subject to the opinion of the Court; and substantial justice being done, the Court will not turn the party round upon a formal objection. Besides, the defendant has a right to review; in which case the Court never grant a new trial, unless the party moving for it relinquish that right. (1)

New trial refused.

In Wilkinson vs. Payne, 4 T. Rep. 468, the Court of King’s Bench refused a new trial in a case where the jury had found a verdict in conformity to the substantial justice of the case, but upon a presumption contrary to the evidence.

Case Details

Case Name: Cogswell v. Brown
Court Name: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Date Published: Nov 15, 1804
Citation: 1 Mass. 180
Court Abbreviation: Mass.
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