Hubbard v. Town of Lyndon

In this case the verdict was for the plaintiff. The defendant moved, upon the judge’s minutes, to set the verdict aside for insufficient evidence, and grant a new trial. The motion was granted. The plaintiff has settled a bill of exceptions, containing the minutes and charge of the court, and has appealed from the order. The bill of exceptions, however, does not state that it contains all the minutes upon which the motion was heard and decided. This being so, it seems to us we cannot say that the new trial was improperly granted. Where a motion for a new trial has been made on the ground that…