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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> Scottish Court of Session Decisions >> Jack v. Scott [1866] ScotLR 1_125_2 (31 January 1866) URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1866/01SLR0125_2.html Cite as: [1866] ScotLR 1_125_2, [1866] SLR 1_125_2 |
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Motion for a new trial refused in a case of conflicting evidence.
In this case a jury returned a verdict for the pursuer. The question involved was whether the defender Scott had signed a bill, or whether his name which appeared on the bill was a forgery. The defender moved for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was contrary to evidence. After hearing Mr Davidson in support of the motion for a rule, the Court refused the motion, because although there was undoubtedly conflicting evidence, it did not appear that any advantage would be gained by disturbing the verdict.
Counsel for Pursuer— Mr Moncrieff. Agents— Messrs Patrick, M'Ewen & Carment, W.S.
Counsel for Defender— Mr J. R, Davidson. Agents— Messrs Hill, Reid, & Drummond, W.S.