Aldrich v. Wright
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
From Coos Circuit Court. Motion, by the defendant, to bring forward and vacate a judgment entered up in the supreme judicial court. The action was entered at the February term, 1870, of the supreme judicial court, and continued from term to term until August term, 1871, when a trial was had, a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff by direction of the court, and the questions of law arising upon it were reserved.
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From Coos Circuit Court. Motion, by the defendant, to bring forward and vacate a judgment entered up in the supreme judicial court. The action was entered at the February term, 1870, of the supreme judicial court, and continued from term to term until August term, 1871, when a trial was had, a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff by direction of the court, and the questions of law arising upon it were reserved. At the January law term, 1872, of said court, judgment was ordered on the verdict, and at the February trial term, 1872, the entry of judgment on the verdict was made upon the…
1Opinion of the Court
FROM COOS CIRCUIT COURT. At the January law term, 1872, of the supreme judicial court for this county, the exceptions taken by the defendant on the trial of this case were overruled, and judgment ordered on the verdict. At the February trial term, 1872, judgment was rendered according to the order, and execution issued, which was returned satisfied.
At the June law term, 1873, the defendant entered a motion to bring the action forward for a rehearing, and upon this motion briefs were ordered. At the ensuing December law term the motion was granted, the cause reheard, the exceptions sustained,…
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