Whittaker v. Inhabitants of West Boylston
97 Mass. 273 | Mass. | 1867
The numerous authorities cited by the plaintiff’s counsel show that the point of law on which the defendants relied in support of their motion for a new trial is untenable. But if it were otherwise, they cannot avail themselves of a point of law not raised at the trial as a ground of setting aside the verdict on a motion for a new trial. Kidney v Richards, 10 Allen, 419. Doyle v. Dixon, ante, 213.
Judgment on verdict.
