Articles Tagged: 58 A. 1046

58 A. 1046 GOULD v. HUTCHINS. Supreme Court of New Hampshire Coos. Decided October 4, 1904. Upon the question whether the plaintiff’s horse was frightened by an obstruction in a highway, evidence that other horses while passing the same object were not frightened may be competent. CASE, for negligently leaving in the highway six cakes […]

58 A. 1046 KENNEY v. HAMPTON. Supreme Court of New Hampshire Rockingham. Decided October 4, 1904. An exception to evidence is unavailing if not taken until the objectionable testimony has been elicited by several interrogatories. Evidence of previous habit is admissible to prove subsequent conduct. CASE, for negligence. Trial by jury and verdict for the […]