Gamsby v. Columbia
58 N.H. 60
Opinion
There is no cause for a new trial. Nims v. Bigelow, 44 N. H. 876, 880-882; The King v. Woolf, 1 Bennett & Heard Ld. Cr. Cases (2d ed.) 496. The case should not be so amended as to bring the evidence to the law term. The facts on which a motion for a new trial is based should be settled at the trial term.
Judgment on the verdict.
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Gamsby v. Columbia, 58 N.H. 60 (N.H. 1876).
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