Supreme Court of New Jersey November 15, 1795 (Miller v. Alexander)
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United States · · · 15-11-1795
Kinsey, C. J.
There must be an affidavit detailing the circumstances, and if merits appear, the court will admit the plea, provided the plaintiff has not lost a trial; but a regular judgment is not to be set aside where plaintiff has lost an assizes.
*460In this case the plaintiff has lost an assizes, and the motion, even if regularly brought forward, must be refused.
Motion denied.
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