Bellows v. Williams

Connecticut Superior Court

Bellows v. Williams

1 Kirby 166

DecidedSeptember 15, 1786

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Bellows v. Williams, 1 Kirby 166 (Colo. Ct. App. 1786).

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Opinion

By the whole Court.

Tbougb tbe exception to tbe juror would bave been good upon a challenge, it is now too late. Tbe party having waived it then, tbougb information of tbe fact was before him from tbe copies, be shall not take advantage of it afterwards to set aside tbe verdict. It does not disquahfy a juror that be has once before tried tbe cause, if tbe parties, notwithstanding, agree to him; which they implicitly do, unless they challenge him.

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By the whole Court.

Tbougb tbe exception to tbe juror would bave been good upon a challenge, it is now too late. Tbe party having waived it then, tbougb information of tbe fact was before him from tbe copies, be shall not take advantage of it afterwards to set aside tbe verdict. It does not disquahfy a juror that be has once before tried tbe cause, if tbe parties, notwithstanding, agree to him; which they implicitly do, unless they challenge him.

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1 Kirby 166, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/bellows-v-williams-connsuperct-1786.