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Weston v. Hudson
78 N.H. 588
| N.H. | 1916
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If the plaintiffs as members of a bridge committee can be considered public officers they can recover only the salary incident to the office. If, however, they are to be considered agents or employees of the town they can recover only such compensation as the town has expressly or by implication agreed to pay. Both propositions are questions of fact. In the absence of a finding or agreement favorable to the plaintiffs upon one of these propositions, no liability is shown, and it is unnecessary to determine whether the plaintiffs were public officers or mere employees of the town.

Judgment for the defendant.

All concurred.

Case Details

Case Name: Weston v. Hudson
Court Name: Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Date Published: Apr 4, 1916
Citation: 78 N.H. 588
Court Abbreviation: N.H.
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