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Holt v. Downs

Supreme Court of New Hampshire Hillsborough
Dec 1, 1876
58 N.H. 28 (N.H. 1876)

Opinion

Decided December, 1876.

When a writ, signed and issued by the clerk of one county, is made returnable and entered in another county, the change of the name of the county in the margin, from the former to the latter, at the time the declaration is inserted, is not a cause, for quashing the writ.

MOTION, to quash a writ signed and issued by the clerk of Merrimack, and made returnable and entered in Hillsborough. The ground of the motion was, that when the blank was filled, "Merrimack" in the margin was erased, and "Hillsborough" inserted.

E. M. Smith, for the defendants.

Albin, for the plaintiffs.


If the alteration is a defect, it is one of form only. Reynolds v. Damrell, 19 N.H. 394; Berry v. Osborn, 28 N.H. 279.

Motion denied.

BINGHAM, J., did not sit.


Summaries of

Holt v. Downs

Supreme Court of New Hampshire Hillsborough
Dec 1, 1876
58 N.H. 28 (N.H. 1876)
Case details for

Holt v. Downs

Case Details

Full title:HOLT a. v. DOWNS a

Court:Supreme Court of New Hampshire Hillsborough

Date published: Dec 1, 1876

Citations

58 N.H. 28 (N.H. 1876)