Moebs v. Wolffsohn
8 N.E. 892, 143 Mass. 130, 1886 Mass. LEXIS 37
Opinion
A constable is exempt from serving as a juror. Pub. Sts. o. 170, § 2. But if a constable is duly drawn and serves as a juror, this does not entitle a party to a new trial as of right. Upon this point, the case of Munroe v. Brigham, 19 Pick. 368, is decisive.
Exceptions overruled.
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Moebs v. Wolffsohn, 8 N.E. 892, 143 Mass. 130, 1886 Mass. LEXIS 37 (Mass. 1886).
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