Dunham v. Stone

The question to be determined in this case is whether or not there was sufficient evidence on which jurors could properly *139find for the plaintiff on the matter of future pain and suffering beyond the day of the trial. If there was evidence from which the jury could find it more probable than otherwise that such damage would occur (L’Esperance v. Sherburne, 85 N. H. 103, 113) that issue was improperly withdrawn from the consideration of the jury and plaintiff's exception must be sustained. Shepardson v. Perkins, 58 N. H. 354, 355; Walker v. Railroad, 71 N. H. 271, 273; Lamkin v. Johnson, 72 N.…