1 N.H. 257 | Superior Court of New Hampshire | 1818
In this case the direction of the court was predicated on an impression that the issue, as to the fraudulent procurement of the conviction before the justice, was a material issue ; and that the conviction, if found to have
The only enquiry then is, whether the court gave an accurate direction in relation to what would render the conviction fraudulent. Fraud is “ a judgment of law on facts and intents”
i) stat.4 mn. q«.1x siliw'.
<2) i Burr. 396, 474.-9 East, 64. —9 John. 339.