Wooster v. Burr
2 Wend. 295 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1829
There is nothing in the statute which changes the rights of the parties. The statute directs that the sum certified shall be recorded, but the verdict of a jury can be received only by the assent of the plaintiff; and when no verdict is pronounced, no sum is certified. Where a verdict was received without the assent of the plain
Motion denied, with costs.