Andre v. Bienvenu
1 Mart. 148
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Andre v. Bienvenu, 1 Mart. 148 (La. 1810).
Opinion
New trials are always in the discretion of the court, they ought to be enabled [149]*149to judge of the materiality of the facts for the proof of which another trial is desired. We required it before a continuance was granted in the case of Mann & Bernard vs. Hunt & Smith, ante 22.
Motion denied.
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