Moody v. Lucier

3 Citing cases

  1. Haverhill Trust Co., v. Buckland

    161 A. 374 (N.H. 1932)

    Gay v. Johnson, 32 N.H. 167, 170. See also Moody v. Lucier, 62 N.H. 584; Weaver v. Weaver, 46 N.H. 188; Tenney v. Johnson, 43 N.H. 144. If, as seems to be alleged, the administratrix claims the property in her hands as that of her decedent, the issue raised cannot be settled by any alteration of the form of the present judgment.

  2. Carpenter v. Fisher A.

    68 N.H. 486 (N.H. 1896)   Cited 6 times

    CARPENTER, C. J. As a general rule, equity having acquired jurisdiction of a cause disposes of all questions the decision of which is necessary to its tidal determination. Eastman v. Bank, 58 N.H. 421; Moody v. Lucier, 62 N.H. 584, 587, 588. The question of the amount of damages caused to a prevailing defendant by a preliminary injunction is incidental to the principal issues.

  3. Clough v. Curtis

    62 N.H. 700 (N.H. 1883)

    DOE, C. J. The alteration of the writ being material (Benson. v. Ela, 35 N.H. 402, 417, Clough v: Curtis, 62 N.H. 409, 410, Moody v. Lucier, 62 N.H. 584, 587), and made after service, the action was rightly dismissed. Exceptions overruled.