Summary
In Williams v. Montgomery (supra) the Court of Appeals in its memorandum decision that declared jurors could not be heard to impeach their verdict, cited only Clum v. Smith and Coster v. Merest (supra), which was a rule nisi for a new trial when the Court of Common Pleas refused affidavits from the jurymen, thinking it might be of pernicious consequence in any case.
Summary of this case from People ex Rel. Nunns v. County CourtOpinion
Argued April 13, 1875
Decided April 27, 1875
N.C. Marvin for the appellant.
W.H. Johnson for the respondent.
ALLEN, J., reads for dismissal of appeal.
All concur; MILLER, J., not sitting.
Appeal dismissed.