Legal Opinion
Snow v. American Morgan Horse Ass'n
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Decided December 5, 1996No. 94-794PublishedCited by 28 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtThayer, J.
The plaintiff and counterclaim defendant, Maxine W. Snow, appeals a judgment of the Superior Court (Morrill, J.) finding that she committed fraud and violated the New Hampshire Consumer Protection Act, see RSA ch. 358-A (1995), when she registered five foals as offspring of a Morgan mare, Señora Showblez Vona (Señora). On appeal, Snow argues that the trial court erroneously: (1) found that she engaged in fraud; (2) applied the Consumer Protection Act to her conduct; (3) awarded damages to the American *468Morgan Horse Association, Inc. (AMHA); and (4) denied her request for a jury trial. We…
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