New York Debtor and Creditor Law Section 71 - Proceedings If Jurors Do Not Agree.

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  § 71.  Proceedings if jurors do not agree.  There shall be but one trial
  by jury.  If the jurors cannot agree, after being kept together for such
  a time as the court deems reasonable, the court must discharge them, and
  determine  the  questions  of  fact,  or those questions as to which the
  jurors have not agreed, upon the evidence taken before the jury, as if a
  jury had not been demanded.

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