Foster v. Quigley

This is an action of trespass on the case which was tried before a justice of the superior court without a jury who rendered a decision for the plaintiff but refused to add to the damages interest from the date of the writ. The case is here on the plaintiff’s bill of exceptions to the decision solely because of such refusal.

The plaintiff commenced his action on May 1, 1951 in the district court of the sixth judicial district and received a favorable decision. After such decision defendant appealed to the superior court where on June 13, 1952 a jury returned a verdict for plaintiff. Thereafter…