CHASE v. DODGE a. Supreme Court of New Hampshire Merrimack. Decided December, 1879. An amendment of a declaration “averring substantially the same facts,” does not change the cause of action, and may be allowed. TRESPASS quare clausum. Plea, the general issue. Facts found by a referee. The plaintiff formerly owned the premises in question, and […]
Articles Tagged: 59 N.H. 350
PROCTOR v. GREEN, 59 N.H. 350 (1879)
PROCTOR v. GREEN. Supreme Court of New Hampshire Merrimack. Decided December, 1879. The word “may,” as used in G. L., c. 136, s. 9, which provides that on a petition for an account against a mortgagee, an issue of fact “may be determined by a jury,” is to be taken in a permissive and not […]