Friedman v. Friedman

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Friedman v. Friedman

147 A. 907, 110 Conn. 696, 1929 Conn. LEXIS 48

Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided November 25, 1929·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

This is an action brought by the plaintiff to compel the defendant, his wife, to account for certain sums of money and the proceeds of certain notes which he claims to have delivered to her for safekeeping. The finding disproves his claim that any of these sums or the notes were given to the defendant *697 under circumstances such that she is under a legal liability to account for them. He seeks many corrections in the finding, but none of the changes sought which would have a material bearing upon the question of the defendant’s liability can be granted.

There is no error.

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Per Curiam.

This is an action brought by the plaintiff to compel the defendant, his wife, to account for certain sums of money and the proceeds of certain notes which he claims to have delivered to her for safekeeping. The finding disproves his claim that any of these sums or the notes were given to the defendant *697 under circumstances such that she is under a legal liability to account for them. He seeks many corrections in the finding, but none of the changes sought which would have a material bearing upon the question of the defendant’s liability can be granted.

There is no error.

Friedman v. Friedman, 147 A. 907, 110 Conn. 696, 1929 Conn. LEXIS 48 (Colo. 1929).

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