Legal Opinion · Dissent

Skelton v. Roberts

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided July 13, 1984Published

1DissentDunn, Judge

I respectfully dissent for the reasons that follow.

My colleagues, although agreeing that the requirements of CR 52.01 permit rendering oral findings of fact and conclusions of law by dictating them into the record, concluded that in this instance the trial court did not comply with the provisions of CR 52.01. I disagree.

Here the trial court made a dictated record oral decision that embodied findings of facts and conclusions of law. While they were not labeled or compartmentalized as such, their rendition was, nonetheless, functionally accomplished. The fact that they are contained in their…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Clark Mechanical Contractors, Inc. v. KST Equipment Co.Court of Appeals of Kentucky · 1974

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