Rules of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Adopted At the January Term, 1894
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record of the verdict shall proceed: "With lawful interest from the day of , 18 — ." Seo. 2. If the verdict be for the defendant, then: "The jury, on their oath, say they find for the defendant," unless, upon set-off' pleaded, a balance is found due the defendant; and then the record of the ver- dict shall proceed: "And that the money payable to him by the plain- tiff by reason of the premises is the sum of $ , with interest from the day of , 18—." Sec. 3. If there be several counts in the decl...aration, and the jury find for the plaintiff" on some and for the defendant on the rest, the verdict shall be entered thus: "The jury, on their oath, say they find for the plaintiff on the ( ) issues, and that the money payable to him by the defendant by reason thereof is the sum of $ , [with interest from the day of , 18 — ,] and for the defendant on the ( ) issues." SPECIAL VERDICT.
50. If the parties elect to have a special verdict taken, then the jury shall state all the facts as they find them proved with certainty and precision, and then add: "But" they are ignorant, in point of law, on which side they ought upon these facts to find the issue; and if, upon the whole matter, the court shall be of the opinion that the issue is proved for the plaintiff" they find for the plaintiff accordingly, and that the money payable to him by the delendant is the sum of $ [with interest from the day of , 18 — ] ; but if the court shall be of an opposite opinion, then they find for the defendant; " all which shall be entered upon the minutes of the court and constitute part of the record of the cause, VERDICT SUBJECT TO OPINION OF COURT.
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record of the verdict shall proceed: "With lawful interest from the day of , 18 — ." Seo. 2. If the verdict be for the defendant, then: "The jury, on their oath, say they find for the defendant," unless, upon set-off' pleaded, a balance is found due the defendant; and then the record of the ver- dict shall proceed: "And that the money payable to him by the plain- tiff by reason of the premises is the sum of $ , with interest from the day of , 18—." Sec. 3. If there be several counts in the decl...aration, and the jury find for the plaintiff" on some and for the defendant on the rest, the verdict shall be entered thus: "The jury, on their oath, say they find for the plaintiff on the ( ) issues, and that the money payable to him by the defendant by reason thereof is the sum of $ , [with interest from the day of , 18 — ,] and for the defendant on the ( ) issues." SPECIAL VERDICT.
50. If the parties elect to have a special verdict taken, then the jury shall state all the facts as they find them proved with certainty and precision, and then add: "But" they are ignorant, in point of law, on which side they ought upon these facts to find the issue; and if, upon the whole matter, the court shall be of the opinion that the issue is proved for the plaintiff" they find for the plaintiff accordingly, and that the money payable to him by the delendant is the sum of $ [with interest from the day of , 18 — ] ; but if the court shall be of an opposite opinion, then they find for the defendant; " all which shall be entered upon the minutes of the court and constitute part of the record of the cause, VERDICT SUBJECT TO OPINION OF COURT.
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