Katz v. Richman

The plaintiff has set up eighty-two reasons of appeal, of which fifty-seven deal with claimed corrections of the finding, thirteen claimed errors in the court’s judgment as rendered, and twelve rulings on evidence in the course of the trial. By reason of the great number of errors assigned, the facts set forth in the finding are numerous and too complicated to be condensed into a statement briefer than that contained in the finding itself. Without attempting, therefore, a full statement, the facts may be summarized as follows:

The action was brought by the holder of a mortgage note against…