Zogoplos v. Brown

I. The first exception is without merit. Glines v. Smith, 48 N. H. 259, 273; Ordway v. Haynes, 50 N. H. 159, 165; Hoxie v. Walker, 75 N. H. 308, 313. If the objection to the form of the question as leading had been made when it was asked, it would be here considered only on the point whether the trial court had abused its discretion in admitting it in such form. Severance v. Carr, 43 N. H. 65; Wells v. Company, 48 N. H. 491, 540; Gerrish v. Gerrish, 63 N. H. 128.

II. The plaintiff testified that he saw the accident happen. In a deposition he gave testimony which may fairly be construed as a…