Opinion
Decided June, 1894.
ASSUMPSIT, for the sale of liquor in 1887-88, delivered in Boston, Mass., and transported into this state in the unbroken packages in which it left Boston, the plaintiff knowing that the defendant bought the liquor in Boston for the purpose of selling it in this state in violation of the statute. Verdict for the plaintiffs. Defendant excepted.
Albin Martin, for the plaintiffs.
James E. Barnard and Fabius E. Elder, for the defendant.
The decision in Durkee v. Moses, 67 N.H. 115, controls this case.
Exception overruled.
SMITH, J., did not sit: the others concurred.