Ray v. Sanborn

There being no transcript of the testimony no question relating to the sufficiency of the evidence to support the findings made can properly be raised. Nelson v. Morse, 91 N. H. 177, 178; Willis v. Wilkins, 92 N. H. 400, 403.

It is the position of the plaintiffs, however, that although the court made a general finding that defendant was not guilty of negligence it also made certain subsidiary findings which compel a ruling of negligence as a matter of law. The court found “that the defendant did not reduce his speed substantially in entering the curve upon which the collision took place.”…