Campbell v. Wooldredge

1 Georgia Decisions 132
Fayette Superior Court, Ga.·Decided March 15, 1843·Published

Opinion

This Certiorari was filed, for the purpose of correcting certain errors, alleged to. have been committed, on the trial of a suit, against the said Campbell, upon a note, to which the plea of infancy was filed. It is stated, that the Jury found a verdict for plaintiff. Bat the principal ground of error assigned is, that the Jury did not agree to the verdict, the verdict having been found, by a majority, the others dissenting. This ground is sustained, by the return of the Magistrate. It is necessary, that each member of the Jury should agree to a verdict; and a verdict, found by a majority, is illegal. It is, therefore, ordered, that the Certiorari be sustained, and a new trial granted.

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