Bradbury v. Inhabitants of Falmouth
18 Me. 64 | Me. | 1841
The opinion of the Court was drawn up by
In certain cases, principally of a commercial character, what is, or is not, reasonable notice, has been held to be a question of law. This has been so established, from the convenience and necessity, in such cases, of a general rule. It may admit of serious doubt, whether notice to a town, of a defect in the highway, is not, in every case, a question of fact to a jury. But
Exceptions overruled.