Simpson v. Pemigewasset National Bank

Supreme Court of New Hampshire

Simpson v. Pemigewasset National Bank

38 A. 1005, 68 N.H. 289

Supreme Court of New Hampshire·Decided June 5, 1895·Published

Opinion

Chase, J.

It is not found that the defendants promised to pay the plaintiffs for the money in question. Such a promise cannot be inferred from the facts reported. Neither is it found that the defendants were guilty of negligence; and so it is unnecessary to consider the question, whether the defendants would be liable in this action if they were negligent.

Judgment for the defendants.

Smith, J., did not sit: the others concurred.

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Chase, J.

It is not found that the defendants promised to pay the plaintiffs for the money in question. Such a promise cannot be inferred from the facts reported. Neither is it found that the defendants were guilty of negligence; and so it is unnecessary to consider the question, whether the defendants would be liable in this action if they were negligent.

Judgment for the defendants.

Smith, J., did not sit: the others concurred.

Simpson v. Pemigewasset National Bank, 38 A. 1005, 68 N.H. 289 (N.H. 1895).

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