Sandberg v. Sandberg

The trial court had power to grant the libelee’s motion to vacate the decree entered in the case, and reopen it for further hearing, if necessary to prevent injustice. “Whether justice required the reopening of the case for the introduction of the proffered evidence was a question of fact for the trial court.” Manchester Amusement Co. v. Conn, 80 N. H. 455, 460; Coffin v. Coffin, ante, 284; LaCoss v. Lebanon, 78 N. H. 413, 417. The evidence of the libelant heard by the court has not been transferred. Therefore this is peculiarly a case in which the decision of the trial court cannot be…