¶1 No question of law is raised by the plaintiff’s bill -of exceptions. The motion for a continuance raised a question of fact, and all such questions are for the trial term. Clark v. Clough, 62 N. H. 693.
¶2 Exception overruled.
70 N.H. 622
45 A 1084
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Decided June 5, 1899
Supreme Court of New Hampshire · decided 1899-06-05
<p>Bill on Exceptions, to an order of -the court denying the plaintiff’s motion for a continuance.</p>
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Decided 1899-06-05
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¶1 No question of law is raised by the plaintiff’s bill -of exceptions. The motion for a continuance raised a question of fact, and all such questions are for the trial term. Clark v. Clough, 62 N. H. 693.
¶2 Exception overruled.