Tuhe v. Eber
19 Ind. 126
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Bluebook
Tuhe v. Eber, 19 Ind. 126 (Ind. 1862).
Opinion
In this case the verdict was received by the judge out of Court, and the jury discharged, without the consent of the parties, so that there was no opportunity to poll the jury. This was error. Rosser v. McCally, 9 Ind. 587. Wright v. The State, 11 Id. 569.
The judgment is reversed, with costs, and the cause remanded, etc.
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