104 A. 158 | N.H. | 1918
The record shows that the question excluded subject to exception was not excluded because its subject-matter was considered irrelevant, but because of the form of the inquiry. The court may have found the witness competent to testify to common practice in the matter and considered he should have been interrogated upon that point and not as to the practice of particular individuals. Saucier v. Spinning Mills,
Exception overruled.
All concurred. *69