Lemire v. Haley

It cannot be said that the Presiding Justice, acting in accordance with the law of the trial, was not warranted in setting the verdict aside as excessive. See Golej v. Varjabedian, 86 N. H. 244, 246, 247. The plaintiff’s exception to the order of the court is accordingly overruled It therefore becomes necessary, for the guidance of the Superior Court in the conduct of the next trial, to consider the final item of the plaintiff’s bill of exceptions. In that item the plaintiff “reserves and relies upon any and all” exceptions taken by her prior to and during the trial.

Subject to the plaintiff’s…