State v. Proctor

I. The motion to set aside the verdict as against the law and the evidence presented no question not saved by special exceptions taken seasonably during the trial (Shea v. Manchester, 89 N. H. 547, 549, and cases cited). As no such exceptions, with a possible qualification hereinafter mentioned, are reserved, the law of the trial became final. On the ground that the verdict was against the weight of the evidence, the trial court’s finding that inadequacy of weight was not proved is to be upheld if it is sustainable. Wisutskie v. Malouin, 88 N. H. 242, 246. Examination of the evidence does not…