124 A. 69 | N.H. | 1924
The exception of Mary W. Haley to the order of the probate court vacating the decree accepting the report of the *253
commissioner and extending the time for presenting claims cannot be sustained, if there was sufficient cause for making the order. P. S., c. 192, s. 4. "Whether sufficient cause was shown for the action of the court is a question of fact." Raymond v. Goodrich,
The exception taken by the plaintiffs, Browns, to the dismissal of their appeals must be overruled unless some or all of the claims, presented by them to the commissioner after the extension of time for presentment of claims had been granted, are new claims. It was held in Norcross v. Haskell,
Case discharged.
All concurred. *254