Supreme Court of New Hampshire December 15, 1861 (Johnson v. Atlantic & St. Lawrence Railroad)

Bellows, J.

Upon review, the action is to be tried as if no verdict had ever been rendered — in the same manner as if no judgment had been “ rendered thereontherefore, nothing can be done here, in the way of correcting an error in the former judgment, but by a trial of the cause anew, and opening the merits of the whole action.

The ruling of the court, to that effect, is therefore sustained.