Glover v. Baker
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Bill in Equity, to which the defendants demurred. The questions of law arising upon the demurrer were transferred without a ruling from the April term, 1911, of the superior court by Wallace, C. J. The case was entered in the supreme court on September 29, 1911. October 2, 1911, the plaintiff filed the following motion: “The plaintiff moves that the above entitled action be remanded to the superior court.”
1Opinion of the CourtParsons, C. J.
The questions of law arising upon the defendants' demurrer are transferred to this court without ruling. The plaintiff moves to remand the case without consideration of the questions presented. This motion is not based upon the ground that as matter of convenience the facts should be found before any attempt is made to settle the law, but upon the claim in the brief that as matter of law the superior court, against the objection of either party, has no power under existing law to transfer, and this court no jurisdiction to determine, questions of law, except after final trial and settlement…
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