Lincoln v. Langley

Under the rule that when no findings appear which make an order improper, all special findings necessary to justify it were presumably made (LaMarre v. LaMarre, 84 N. H. 553), it is assumed that the order of the Trial Court was based on a finding that the defendants are unable properly to prepare their defense without an opportunity to examine and test both the medications and the parent cultures and that the production of them is demanded in the interests of justice. Ingram v. Railroad, 89 N. H. 277, 279. It seems to us that such findings could reasonably have been made by the Court upon the…