Gunn v. Union Railroad Company

52 A. 804, 24 R.I. 174, 1902 R.I. LEXIS 31
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Gunn v. Union Railroad Company. Read the opinion of the Court — 26 R.I. 112
Supreme Court of Rhode Island·Decided May 7, 1902·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

(1) The plaintiff’s petition for a new trial, on his motion made for a second tifhe in the Common Pleas Division for judgment on the verdict, is not properly before the court. .In this case — 23 R. I. 289 — the same ■ question was heard and determined by the full court, in which the court decided: “The plaintiff’s motion that this Division dismiss the defendant’s petition for a new trial and direct the Common Pleas Division to enter judgment on the verdict of the jury in this action, is denied.”

*175 Charles E. Gorman, for plaintiff. David S. Baker, for defendant.

This very question, having been once heard and determined, cannot be brought a second time as a ground for a new trial. Petition dismissed.

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Gunn v. Union Railroad Company, 52 A. 804, 24 R.I. 174, 1902 R.I. LEXIS 31 (R.I. 1902).

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