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· 5/9/1979

Seely v. Hand

Citations

  • 119 N.H. 303
  • 402 A.2d 162
  • 1979 N.H. LEXIS 303

How courts have described this case

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  • hearsay statement of a deceased person, made with personal knowledge of the matter asserted and with no motive to misrepresent, was properly admitted
  • where the deed specifically described stone posts delineating corners of the property but the posts were gone, their locations could still be determined from external evidence

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Judges: Brock

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