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Rule 19 outlines procedures for proceeding to judgment and execution after a verdict, allowing for stays under specific conditions related to motions for nonsuit, new trial, or arrest of judgment.
STAYING JUDGMENTS. 19. Where the Verdict shall have been for the Plaintiff, in any Action, …
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