120 A. 257 | N.H. | 1923
The liability of towns for damage caused by defective sewers is too well settled to require extended consideration. Roberts v. Dover,
The evidence that the city had theretofore employed an engineer to examine its sewer system, and that he had reported that this *540 part of it had proved insufficient, tended to prove that the defendant had notice of the deficiency. It was clearly admissible for that purpose; and the question of notice was involved in the issue of liability for a nuisance. Bixby v. Thurber, ante, 411, and cases cited.
Exceptions overruled.
All concurred.