Fitzgerald v. Woodward

The assignment of error copied in the statement of facts above, when properly construed, complains only of the judgment rendered against Fitzgerald on the 29th of June, 1932. The reasons assigned are that the judgment was rendered without giving time for counsel to present the facts necessary to a clear understanding of the cause before rendering judgment, and further upon the ground that it is contrary to law and contrary to the evidence. The judgment must be affirmed, for the following reasons.(a) No facts are given' upon which it may be determined whether the court abused its discretion in…