Naumburg v. Wagner

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• adopting any majority rule; so long as no juror is guilty of irreconcilable inconsistencies or material contradictions when his vote is considered
• any ten sufficient to agree on any issue, provided that no juror has voted inconsistently
• ten jurors must agree to reach a verdict in a civil trial in New Mexico
• in contributory negligence case any ten jurors could agree on any issue; a juror who found both parties negligent could not be barred from participating in the assessment of damages
• in contributory negligence case any ten jurors could agree on any issue; a juror who found both parties negligent could not be barred from participating in the assessment of damages

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