Legal Definition and Related Resources of Case to move for new trial
Meaning of Case to move for new trial
In practice. A case prepared by the party against whom a verdict has been given, upon which to move the court to set aside the verdict, and grant a new trial. Graham, Prac. 330; 1 Burrill, Prac. 469.
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