· 4/15/1873
McAlexander v. Puryear
Citations
- 48 Miss. 420
Syllabus
<p>1. Practice — verdict—new trial. — It is the province of the court to respond to the law, and of a jury to respond to the facts *, and therefore, the verdict of a jury will not be disturbed unless it be manifest from the whole record that, it was clearly wrong, or unless misdirection or other apparent error may have produced it.</p>
Judges: Peyton
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