New Hampshire · Case in reporter volume
Prescott v. Robinson
A 1908 New Hampshire negligence decision recognizing the pregnant plaintiff's prenatal anxiety as a distinct element of her own damages while excluding later parental grief and the child's own injuries from her recovery. The full original case appears at pages 460 through 466 of volume 74 of The New Hampshire Reports.
Checked source available. Collection target: Concord 1908 publication
The New Hampshire Reports
Volume 74 · Concord 1908 publication · 1908
Complete reporter volume 74, including front matter and index. The Prescott case occupies printed pages 460 through 466. The volume title page identifies John H. Riedell as reporter and Rumford Printing Company as printer in Concord in 1908. The original page 460 prints the case date March 3, 1908. That decision date is distinct from the volume's publication year and broader coverage period. Pages 462 and 463 distinguish the mother's own prenatal anxiety from injury belonging to the child. Pages 464 through 466 limit recovery for later parental grief and the child's own suffering. The downloaded PDF is the full volume. It is not a newly generated transcript or an isolated excerpt. The case pages are included completely, with neighboring case text on the shared boundary pages.
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The volume title page identifies John H. Riedell as reporter and Rumford Printing Company as printer in Concord in 1908.
The original page 460 prints the case date March 3, 1908. That decision date is distinct from the volume's publication year and broader coverage period.
Pages 462 and 463 distinguish the mother's own prenatal anxiety from injury belonging to the child. Pages 464 through 466 limit recovery for later parental grief and the child's own suffering.
The downloaded PDF is the full volume. It is not a newly generated transcript or an isolated excerpt. The case pages are included completely, with neighboring case text on the shared boundary pages.