United States v. Attaching Creditors of Bird

Supreme Court of South Carolina

United States v. Attaching Creditors of Bird

4 S.C.L. 85

DecidedMay 15, 1806

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United States v. Attaching Creditors of Bird, 4 S.C.L. 85 (S.C. 1806).

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Opinion

9th May, 1806.

Giumke, J.,

declared the opinion of all the court. That the special verdict could not be amended without the consent of both parties ; but as it was conceded, that a particular fact was' not found, which ought to be found, in order to a complete understanding, and just decision of the question intended to be settled by the special verdict, it was necessary that there should be a venire de novo.

Venire de novo granted.

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9th May, 1806.

Giumke, J.,

declared the opinion of all the court. That the special verdict could not be amended without the consent of both parties ; but as it was conceded, that a particular fact was' not found, which ought to be found, in order to a complete understanding, and just decision of the question intended to be settled by the special verdict, it was necessary that there should be a venire de novo.

Venire de novo granted.

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