Dame v. Twombly

Superior Court of New Hampshire

Dame v. Twombly

1 Smith & H. 262

Superior Court of New Hampshire·Decided February 15, 1809·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

Twombly must now have execution for $4.40, and costs of review. He is not bound by the remittitur at February, 1808, so that the jury could not give him more. Of the sum they have now given him, he has received 10 cents only; that must be deducted. The only effect of the remittitur was, that the verdict, instead of being for defendant, $2.36, stood 10 cents.

Execution awarded accordingly.

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Per Curiam.

Twombly must now have execution for $4.40, and costs of review. He is not bound by the remittitur at February, 1808, so that the jury could not give him more. Of the sum they have now given him, he has received 10 cents only; that must be deducted. The only effect of the remittitur was, that the verdict, instead of being for defendant, $2.36, stood 10 cents.

Execution awarded accordingly.

Dame v. Twombly, 1 Smith & H. 262 (N.H. Super. Ct. 1809).

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