Eyck v. Farlee

16 N.J.L. 269
Supreme Court of New Jersey·Decided November 15, 1837·Published

Opinion

Horrbeower, C. J.

The appeal if regular, supersedes the verdict; and the plaintiff must proceed anjJ prove his right of action.

As to the power of the Court to dismiss an appeal, at a special term, when a jury trial is demanded, it has been decided otherwise.

Ford J. concurs.

Ryersoe J.

At a special term, no jury trial can be had, notwithstanding any rule to the contrary.

Rule to shew cause, granted.

if ote. — The rule was argued at February term 1838, and then made absolute. Yide the report, post.

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