Loverin v. School-Dist. No. 3 in Croyden

• Decision Date: 30 July 1886
• Citation: 61 N.H. 102,6 A. 483
• Parties: LOVERIN v. SCHOOL-DISTRICT No. 3 IN CROYDEN and others.
• Court: New Hampshire Supreme Court

6 A. 483

61 N.H. 102

LOVERIN

v. SCHOOL-DISTRICT No. 3 IN CROYDEN and others.¹

Supreme Court of New Hampshire.

July 30, 1886.

Reserved case from Sullivan county.

Bill in equity for an injunction against the building of a school-house on a lot selected by a school committee, and for other relief. Facts found by the court.

A. S. Wait and H. W. Parker, for plaintiffs.

L. W. Barton and J. M. Shirley, for defendants.

DOE, C. J. Since the trial, district No. 3 has been abolished by Laws 1885, c. 43. The town district, being now the defendant in interest on the question of school-house location, should be made a defendant of record, and should have notice and an opportunity to be heard. The plaintiffs may move, at the trial, for an amendment and notice, and the case is continued.

CLARK, J., did not sit. The others concurred.

1 Reported by R. E. Walker, Esq., of the Concord bar.