Robinson v. Monadnock Paper Mill
71 A. 864, 75 N.H. 589, 1909 N.H. LEXIS 70
Opinion
There was no evidence from which the inference that the suit was a champertous one could properly be drawn. The presumption that the error of counsel was corrected by the court (Mitchell v. Railroad, 68 N. H. 96, 117) cannot be applied here, for it not only appears in the case that the error was not corrected, but it is stated in terms that the verdict is to be set aside unless the argument was justifiable.
Exception sustained: verdict set aside.
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Robinson v. Monadnock Paper Mill, 71 A. 864, 75 N.H. 589, 1909 N.H. LEXIS 70 (N.H. 1909).
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