Per Curiam.
Did the trial court abuse its discretion and invade the province of the jury by setting aside the verdict and granting a new trial?
Where a new trial is granted, no judgment is substituted for one on a verdict of a jury, but simply another trial must be had, and thus there is no substitution of the finding of the court for that of the jury.
A motion for a new trial with reference to the weight or sufficiency of the evidence is addressed...
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