Brant v. Salisbury

This cause was tried by the court without a jury, the same having been waived by consent of parties. The exceptions are to the conclusions of law only, and not to the facts found by the judge. The facts found sustain the conclusions of law; and the question is, whether, upon such exceptions, the finding of facts can be reviewed in this court. We are of opinion that it cannot. The statute provides that in cases where, any issue of fact is tried by the court, either party, for the purposes of an appeal, may, within ten days, etc., file with the clerk written exceptions to the facts found by the…