Barker v. Savage
Barker v. Savage.
Barker v. Savage, 58 N.H. 252 (1878)
Headnotes
The finding of the facts upon which a motion for an amendment is decided at the trial term is not subject to exception.
Summary
Motion to amend an officer’s return of an attachment denied, subject to the plaintiff’s exception.
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Opinion of the Court
Stanley, J.
The case shows no error in law, and the finding of the facts on which the motion was denied is not subject to exception.
Exception overruled.
Foster, J., did not sit.
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