Robinson v. Dixon

The parties are all residents of this state and so was the decedent, but the automobile accident in which the latter was fatally injured occurred in Maine. Without objection or exception this action was tried under the death statute of that state. Maine Revised Statutes, (1930), c. 101, ss. 9, 10, as amended by Maine Acts and Resolves 1933, c. 113. Under the circumstances disclosed the submission to the jury of both the issue of liability and that of damages under the statute of Maine cited above was proper. Hill v. Railroad, 77 N. H. 151; Marshall v. Railroad, 81 N. H. 548; Am. Law Inst.,…