Condé Nast Press, Inc. v. Cornhill Publishing Co.

The defendant, by its bill of exceptions, does not show that this court has jurisdiction. The requests for findings and rulings, the denial of which underlies the defendant’s right to be heard here, were filed at the end of a trial without a jury in the Superior Court; and there is nothing in its bill to show that any exception was saved at the trial or within three days after receipt of notice from the clerk. Rule 45 of the Superior Court (1923).

If we assume that the exceptions were duly claimed, they must be overruled. There is no exception to a refusal by a trial judge to make a finding of…