Indiana Supreme Court December 1, 1855 (Smith v. Thornburgh)

Per Curiam.

No question arises m this record of which we can take notice. There was a verdict and judgment, after which the appellant moved for a new trial. The proceedings were had before the R. S. 1852 took effect. Perhaps, upon a proper case made, the judgment might have been set aside during the term, to let in the motion, but nothing of the land was attempted.