Russell v. Quinn
114 Mass. 103
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Bluebook
Russell v. Quinn, 114 Mass. 103 (Mass. 1873).
Opinion
An objection to the competency of a juror, not proved to have been unknown to the party and his attorney before the juror was sworn, cannot be taken after verdict. Hallock v. Franklin, 2 Met. 558. Kent v. Charlestown, 2 Gray, 281.
Exceptions overruled.
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