New York Court of Appeals April 26, 1910 (Clark v. . Scovill)
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United States · · · 26-04-1910
Vann, J.
The main question presented by this appeal is whether the judgment before us was rendered on the merits. The learned justices of the Appellate Division were of the
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opinion that as the verdict
might
have been directed on the merits the judgment is a bar, but according to the true rule it is not a bar unless it
must
have been directed on the merits.
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