Foxcraft v. Nagle
2 U.S. 150
Opinion
—There was no point reserved on the trial of this cause. The Court had no doubt in their minds ; but, as it was a great national question, we should have had no objection to a more solemn argument. We, therefore, told the Jury, that if the plaintiff’s counsel desired to have the question re-considered, they would have an opportunity of moving it at the return of the Postea. This motion is directly in the face of the rule, and cannot be sustained.
Rule refused.
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Foxcraft v. Nagle, 2 U.S. 150 (1792).
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