Knott v. Evans

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• saying that, in an equity case, a trial court has the inherent authority to empanel a jury to find facts and that the jury’s findings are advisory and not binding on the trial court
• saying that, in an equity case, a trial court has the inherent authority to empanel a jury to find facts and that the jury’s findings are advisory and not binding on the trial court

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