Blair v. Russell
1 Ind. 516
Opinion
IN this case, on the first trial, the plaintiffs obtained judgment. At the next term of the Court, according to the record before us, the defendants moved for a new trial, which the Court sustained. The Court could not thus vacate its judgment of a former term. The judgment is reversed.
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