Fellman v. Royal Ins.

I think the rehearing should be granted. The judgment of the Circuit Court does not refer to the “additional statement of fact,” nor does the record show when it was written, or that it was fded in the lower court, either before or after the judgment was entered. The judgment refers to a note of evidence, which includes many documents and an “agreement for submission to arbitration”; but there is no reference to the “additional statement of fact” as having been submitted to the court, either before or after judgment. If we assume that the paper was on file in the court below, it is no part of…