Hammock v. Wilson

General Court of Virginia

Hammock v. Wilson

2 Va. 321

General Court of Virginia·Decided November 15, 1822·Published

Opinion

WHITE, J.

The Court has maturely considered the transcript of the record in this Case, and is of opinion, that the Court before whom the proceedings were had, possessed the power to set aside the verdict of the jury, and award a new trial; and that the said Court having been dissolved, the Plaintiff in the Court below has the right to proceed de novo. It is deemed unnecessary to decide the other points adjourned.

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WHITE, J.

The Court has maturely considered the transcript of the record in this Case, and is of opinion, that the Court before whom the proceedings were had, possessed the power to set aside the verdict of the jury, and award a new trial; and that the said Court having been dissolved, the Plaintiff in the Court below has the right to proceed de novo. It is deemed unnecessary to decide the other points adjourned.

Hammock v. Wilson, 2 Va. 321 (Va. Super. Ct. 1822).

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