Clark v. Whittlesey
46 A. 552, 72 Conn. 734, 1900 Conn. LEXIS 148
Opinion
There is no question of law presented by the record. The finding does not state ultimate facts at all. Evidential facts only are recited; and as the trial court has decided the issue in favor of the defendant this court is concluded thereby.
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Clark v. Whittlesey, 46 A. 552, 72 Conn. 734, 1900 Conn. LEXIS 148 (Colo. 1900).
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