· 11/15/1838
Mesner v. Suffolk Bank
Citations
- 17 F. Cas. 161
- 1 Law Rep. 249
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- “Newly-discovered evidence which is impeaching is looked upon with equal distrust as cumulative evidence, and in no instance should a new trial be granted unless it clearly appears that the newly-discovered evidence would probably change the result on a retrial.” (emphasis added)
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Judges: Davis
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