Stamford Transit Company v. Sullivan

118 A. 448, 98 Conn. 829, 1922 Conn. LEXIS 39
Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided October 6, 1922·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam.

None of the assignments of error based upon the findings, and the conclusions reached based upon these findings as made, can be sustained, since we cannot hold that the trial court could not, upon the evidence, have reasonably made these findings and reached these conclusions. This result arrived at, the three additional claims of law do not arise nor call for consideration.

There is no error.

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