Wilkins v. Manchester

Supreme Court of New Hampshire

Wilkins v. Manchester

67 A. 560, 74 N.H. 275, 1907 N.H. LEXIS 40

CourtSupreme Court of New Hampshire

DecidedJune 4, 1907

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Wilkins v. Manchester, 67 A. 560, 74 N.H. 275, 1907 N.H. LEXIS 40 (N.H. 1907).

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Young, J.

If the question intended to be transferred is whether the plaintiff is entitled to a jury trial, the answer is yes, for that right is given him by statute. P. S., c. 68, s. 10; Laws 1897, c. 13. But if the question is the measure of his damages, *276 the answer is that he can recover no more than the commissioners-awarded him, if the agreed case contains all the evidence bearing: on that question, for this ease cannot be distinguished from Walker v. Manchester, 58 N. H. 438.

Case discharged.

All concurred.

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Young, J.

If the question intended to be transferred is whether the plaintiff is entitled to a jury trial, the answer is yes, for that right is given him by statute. P. S., c. 68, s. 10; Laws 1897, c. 13. But if the question is the measure of his damages, *276 the answer is that he can recover no more than the commissioners-awarded him, if the agreed case contains all the evidence bearing: on that question, for this ease cannot be distinguished from Walker v. Manchester, 58 N. H. 438.

Case discharged.

All concurred.

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