| N.H. | Jun 7, 1904
The fact the defendant offered to show was collateral to the issue, and its exclusion raises no question of law. *592
All children begotten while their parents are living together as man and wife are presumed to be legitimate, and this presumption cannot be rebutted by showing that the wife was guilty of adultery during the period of gestation. Parker v. Way,
Exception overruled.
All concurred.