Blanchette v. New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.

The plaintiffs’ contention that the pleas are bad in form need not be considered. The material facts were established by agreement and the Presiding Justice correctly understood the question intended to be raised. Treating the pleas, with the defendant’s acquiescence, as essentially motions to transfer the cases to the county in which the plaintiffs reside and holding as a matter of law that the actions should have been instituted there, he ordered the requisite change of venue. This procedure was entirely proper. P. L., c. 334, s. 8; Berry v. Osborn, 28 N. H. 279; Brooks v. Howard, 58 N. H.…