Brown v. Harvey Coal Corp.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Per curiam
This is a law ease tried by agreement of the parties by the court below without a jury. The evidence introduced before the court is set out in the record, but there is no bill of exceptions. A general judgment was rendered for the defendant pursuant to an opinion filed by the court. No findings of fact were made or requested, nor did the plaintiffs (appellants here) take exceptions at any time during the progress of the trial to rulings on matters of law, or duly preserve them by bill of exceptions. In this state of the record, matters of fact or conclusions of law embodied in the general…
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