Naramore v. Putnam

It is not uncommon in intersectional collisions to find “the usual conflict of testimony” as a common denominator and this case is no exception. Dunsmore v. Company, 90 N. H. 470, 471; Murphy v. Winter, 87 N. H. 481, 482. The defendant’s exception to the denial of her motion for a directed verdict “raises the question of whether there was any evidence to sustain the verdict, and if so whether the verdict could properly be reached upon the evidence. Bennett v. Larose, 82 N. H. 443, 445.” Curtis Mfg. &c. Co. v. Company, 98 N. H. 48, 50. Under familiar principles of law the evidence is to be…