LESSEE v. BRADLEY

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4 U.S. 112 (1792)

4 Dall. 112

Bradley's Lessee, versus Agnes Bradley.

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

January 1, 1792.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Ingersoll, in reply.


On arguing the motion for a new trial, Ingersoll, for the defendant, produced the depositions of two of the jurors, setting forth, that, after the jury had withdrawn, two other jurors had affirmed certain matters of fact, which (though the facts were denied at the time) had induced the deponents to find a verdict for the plaintiff: and, also, the depositions of two witnesses, contradicting the facts, that had been so affirmed...

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