Articles Tagged: 54 A. 285

54 A. 285 THOMAS v. HARRINGTON a. Supreme Court of New Hampshire Grafton. Decided February 3, 1903. Where a contract for laying water-pipe necessarily requires an excavation which renders a highway dangerous for public travel, the party causing such work to be done cannot escape liability to one who is injured by driving into the […]

54 A. 285 KENDALL v. FLANDERS. Supreme Court of New Hampshire Hillsborough. Decided January 7, 1903. Whether evidence should be excluded on the ground of remoteness, is a question to be determined by the trial court. An exception to the exclusion of evidence is unavailing when neither the purpose for which the evidence was offered […]