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Boston Maine Railroad v. Berry

Supreme Court of New Hampshire Carroll
Mar 7, 1905
60 A. 686 (N.H. 1905)

Opinion

Decided March 7, 1905.

BILL IN EQUITY, to enjoin the defendants from occupying or trespassing upon a tract of land adjoining the plaintiffs' track in Wolfeborough. Upon hearing the bill was dismissed by Stone, J., at the June term, 1904, of the superior court.

Arthur L. Foote, for the plaintiffs.

Oscar L. Young and Edwin H. Shannon, for the defendants.


As the court found for the defendants, the consideration of their exceptions to the evidence by which the, plaintiffs sought, but failed, to maintain their case would serve no useful purpose. No error of law is necessarily involved in the dismissal of the bill upon the evidence reported. None has been pointed out by argument or brief.

Exceptions overruled.

All concurred.


Summaries of

Boston Maine Railroad v. Berry

Supreme Court of New Hampshire Carroll
Mar 7, 1905
60 A. 686 (N.H. 1905)
Case details for

Boston Maine Railroad v. Berry

Case Details

Full title:BOSTON MAINE RAILROAD v. BERRY a

Court:Supreme Court of New Hampshire Carroll

Date published: Mar 7, 1905

Citations

60 A. 686 (N.H. 1905)
73 N.H. 603