Doran v. Dreyer

Defendant appeals from a judgment for $5,400 principal and $894.50 interest, which is based upon findings that she obtained the $5,400 from plaintiff by fraud in the form of a promise made without any existing intention to perform the same.

Defendant tried the case in propria persona. On appeal she requests through present counsel that “in the best interests of justice” this court “extend further latitude to appellant than would ordinarily be the case, in interpretation of the transcript and records of the trial in the lower court. ’ ’ This request misconceives the applicable rule. “A litigant…