The New Hampshire Reports
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Hartford, 16 Abb. Pr. 342. If, therefore, the cause of action upon which the plaintiff obtained her judgment was not assignable, her attorneys acquired no rights thereto under their contract of em- ployment, whether that contract was express or implied ; and they stand with reference to the judgment as strangers. It will not be claimed, we assume, that at common law such a cause of action was assignable.
" No case is cited where it has been held that an assignment of a claim for damages for an ...injury to the person has been held good, when the assignment was made before judgment in an action of tort. Such claims were not assignable at common law." Rice V. Stone, 1 Allen 566, 568. " But it is usually held that torts to the person or character, when the injury is confined to the body or the feelings, and those contracts the breach of which produces direct injury and damage, both mentally and to the person, are, so long as they are executory, not assignable. ... On groimds of public pol- icy, the sale or assignment of actions for injuries to the person are void.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hartford, 16 Abb. Pr. 342. If, therefore, the cause of action upon which the plaintiff obtained her judgment was not assignable, her attorneys acquired no rights thereto under their contract of em- ployment, whether that contract was express or implied ; and they stand with reference to the judgment as strangers. It will not be claimed, we assume, that at common law such a cause of action was assignable.
" No case is cited where it has been held that an assignment of a claim for damages for an ...injury to the person has been held good, when the assignment was made before judgment in an action of tort. Such claims were not assignable at common law." Rice V. Stone, 1 Allen 566, 568. " But it is usually held that torts to the person or character, when the injury is confined to the body or the feelings, and those contracts the breach of which produces direct injury and damage, both mentally and to the person, are, so long as they are executory, not assignable. ... On groimds of public pol- icy, the sale or assignment of actions for injuries to the person are void.
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