Bagley v. Small

1. The contention of the plaintiff “that the defendant’s conduct prior to and during the trial was such that he is not entitled to argue against the plaintiff’s right of action or to assert error in the trial” cannot be seriously considered in view of Public Laws, c. 315, s. 8. That section provides that a bill of exceptions which is “conformable to the truth of the case shall be allowed by the presiding justice and be entered in the supreme court for determination.” Under this section the only question for the court to decide is whether the bill is “conformable to the truth of the case.” If…