The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 169
... jury to try such issue ; and such arbiter or arbiters , or the major part of their number , in the event of difference of opinion , shall have all the powers of a unanimous jury ; and the proceedings of such trial shall be conducted ...
... jury to try such issue ; and such arbiter or arbiters , or the major part of their number , in the event of difference of opinion , shall have all the powers of a unanimous jury ; and the proceedings of such trial shall be conducted ...
Page 196
... jury are sworn , and the trial pro- ceeded with a certain length , the prosecution is abandoned . It is surely more a mere form ( because the jury happen to have been sworn ) than a matter requiring a moment's consideration , that in ...
... jury are sworn , and the trial pro- ceeded with a certain length , the prosecution is abandoned . It is surely more a mere form ( because the jury happen to have been sworn ) than a matter requiring a moment's consideration , that in ...
Page 178
... jury rule . The plaintiff attended at the nomination of the jury , but on the same day obtained an order from the judge at nisi prius that the cause should be tried in its order by a common jury , unless a special one was first struck ...
... jury rule . The plaintiff attended at the nomination of the jury , but on the same day obtained an order from the judge at nisi prius that the cause should be tried in its order by a common jury , unless a special one was first struck ...
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