Hester v. Recorders' Court Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Hester v. Recorders' Court Judge

1 McGrath 862, 84 McGrath 562

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedFebruary 12, 1890

DocketNo. 11723½

StatusPublished

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Hester v. Recorders' Court Judge, 1 McGrath 862, 84 McGrath 562 (Mich. 1890).

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Opinion

To compel respondent to set aside a verdict in condemnation proceedings, where one of the jurors had sat upon a former trial, in which the jury had disagreed and were discharged, and upon the preliminary examination as to his qualifications, had denied having formed or expressed an opinion as to the necessity of taking the land for public use, and relators had not discovered the fact that the juror had sat upon the former trial until after the verdict, which the court was asked to set aside.

Granted February 12, 1890.

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To compel respondent to set aside a verdict in condemnation proceedings, where one of the jurors had sat upon a former trial, in which the jury had disagreed and were discharged, and upon the preliminary examination as to his qualifications, had denied having formed or expressed an opinion as to the necessity of taking the land for public use, and relators had not discovered the fact that the juror had sat upon the former trial until after the verdict, which the court was asked to set aside.

Granted February 12, 1890.

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1 McGrath 862, 84 McGrath 562, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/hester-v-recorders-court-judge-mich-1890.