72 A. 212 | N.H. | 1909
While common observation may teach that in going from one construction to another, as from a room into a hall in a building, a difference in level may be expected, and that steps may be encountered at the place provided for entry and egress (Ware v. Society,
The admission of evidence of what had happened to others in the use of the platform was not error of law, even if the evidence might properly have been excluded as matter of discretion. Cook v. New Durham,
Exceptions overruled.
All concurred.