People v. Gaine
1 Johns. 343
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People v. Gaine, 1 Johns. 343 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1806).
Opinion
In all cases where'the defendant applies to :set aside a verdict-, and thereby delays the plaintiff, interest ■is awarded. In this case, there has been no delay created by the defendant, and the verdict is -for the full amount of the penalty. Interest ought not, therefore, to be allowed.
Rule refused.
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