Supreme Court of New Hampshire, 1900

Jackson v. Higgins

Jackson v. Higgins
Supreme Court of New Hampshire · Decided December 5, 1900 · Young, Paksons
49 A. 574; 70 N.H. 637

Jackson v. Higgins

Opinion of the Court

Young, J.

The first exception raises no question of law. Whether there is any evidence, is a question of law; but whether it is sufficient, is a question of fact.

The statute of frauds does not apply to contracts of hiring which may be performed within one year.

The letter was clearly admissible.

Exceptions overruled.

Paksons, Jā€ž did not sit: the others concurred.

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