126 Mass. 222 | Mass. | 1879
The Gen. Sts. c. 121, § 34, on which the plain
The rulings of the Superior Court on the motion for a new trial, so far as they proceeded on matters of fact or of discretion, or on questions of law which were or might have been raised before verdict, are not subjects of appeal. Nor can the plaintiff by moving for a new trial or in arrest of judgment in the court below, and appealing to this court from the overruling of such motions, entitle himself to be heard anew, either in that court or in this, upon the correctness of the judgment by which this court heretofore overruled the exceptions taken at the trial. Shannon v. Shannon, 10 Allen, 249. Aldrich v. Springfield, Athol & Northeastern Railroad, 125 Mass. 404.
No other error in law being suggested, the order of the Superior Court, overruling the plaintiff’s motions, must be
Affirmed.