Salganik v. United States Fire Insurance
132 A. 921, 81 N.H. 550, 1924 N.H. LEXIS 67
Opinion
The only question raised by the defendant’s exceptions is whether the refusal of the court to find as requested and the findings and verdict are warranted by the evidence.
A careful examination of the record leads to the conclusion that there was evidence which warranted the findings and rulings made by the court.
Exceptions overruled.
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Salganik v. United States Fire Insurance, 132 A. 921, 81 N.H. 550, 1924 N.H. LEXIS 67 (N.H. 1924).
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