Boston & Maine Railroad v. Berry

Supreme Court of New Hampshire

Boston & Maine Railroad v. Berry

60 A. 686, 73 N.H. 603, 1905 N.H. LEXIS 80

Supreme Court of New Hampshire·Decided March 7, 1905·Published

Opinion

Parsons, C. J.

As the court found for the defendants, the-consideration of their exceptions to the evidence by which the plaintiffs sought, but failed, to maintain their case would serve no useful purpose. No error of law is necessarily involved in the dismissal of the bill upon the evidence reported. None has been pointed out by argument or brief.

Exceptions overruled.

All concurred.

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Parsons, C. J.

As the court found for the defendants, the-consideration of their exceptions to the evidence by which the plaintiffs sought, but failed, to maintain their case would serve no useful purpose. No error of law is necessarily involved in the dismissal of the bill upon the evidence reported. None has been pointed out by argument or brief.

Exceptions overruled.

All concurred.

Boston & Maine Railroad v. Berry, 60 A. 686, 73 N.H. 603, 1905 N.H. LEXIS 80 (N.H. 1905).

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