Marston v. Strafford Savings Bank
45 A. 1007, 69 N.H. 669
Opinion
The finding of the trial court, that none of the facts upon which the plaintiff relied to sustain her allegation of fraud in the judgment against her were proved, disposes of the questions raised. No question of law has been presented. The only question of law which might have been raised on the facts is settled in Bergeron v. Bank, 62 N. H. 655; S. C., 63 N. H. 195.
Case discharged.
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Marston v. Strafford Savings Bank, 45 A. 1007, 69 N.H. 669 (N.H. 1899).
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