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The cross-examination in this case was designed to discredit the defendant, who was a witness in his own behalf. How far justice required this inquiry should be carried, was a question of fact to be determined at the trial term, and the right of cross-examination was not affected by the fact that the witness was a party. There was no error of law in permitting the cross-examination to take the course it did, nor in the admission of the testimony which it evoked. Gutterson v. Morse,
58 N.H. 165 ; Plummer v. Ossipee,59 N.H. 55 ; Free v. Buckingham,59 N.H. 219 ,226 ; Merrill v. Perkins,59 N.H. 343 ; Perkins v. Towle,59 N.H. 583 ; Watson v. Twombly,60 N.H. 491 ; Amoskeag Co. v. Worcester,60 N.H. 522 ,525 .Exceptions overruled.
CHASE, J., did not sit: the others concurred. *Page 345
Document Info
Judges: Wallace
Filed Date: 6/5/1895
Precedential Status: Precedential
Modified Date: 3/2/2024