Hamberger v. Eastman,106 N.H. 107 (1964) | Law School Case Brief Summary

Nature of the Case

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Facts

P, husband, and wife, sued D for invasion of privacy. P rented a dwelling house from D and D lived in the home next to P. P alleged that D installed a concealed listening and recording device in his bedroom and that it was discovered and it caused distress, humiliation, and embarrassment. D moved to dismiss.