HEFFERNAN, J.
At the outset we are compelled to consider plaintiffs' claim that the errors now claimed by the defendant were not raised by a motion for a new trial directed to the trial court, and that defendant is therefore foreclosed from raising the questions on appeal in the absence of a showing of compelling circumstances. We agree with plaintiffs' position. In the landmark case of Wells v. Dairyland Mut. Ins. Co. (1957),
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