Portsmouth v. New Hampshire National Bank
83 A. 459, 76 N.H. 577, 1912 N.H. LEXIS 95
Opinion
The city solicitor has no standing in this case, for he is not acting for the city, but in defiance of its wishes; that is, he is here, not for the purpose of doing what the city instructed him to do, but to prevent the city from doing it.
Exception overruled.
All concurred.
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Portsmouth v. New Hampshire National Bank, 83 A. 459, 76 N.H. 577, 1912 N.H. LEXIS 95 (N.H. 1912).
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