Wilson v. East Bridgeport School District
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Assumpsit to recover wages for teaching a school for the defendants; brought to the Superior Court and tiled on the general issue, with notice, closed to the court, before Sanford, J. Judgment for the plaintiff and motion for a new trial by the defendants. The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtButler, J.
This case comes before us on a motion for a new trial and presents two questions only.
The first relates to the admission of evidence, and as the ruling was in favor of the defendants they cannot complain of it.
The second question is whether the decision of the court was right. There is no finding of facts on the record, and the facts are but partially found in the motion. The whole case is presented as it was presented in court, and much of it is a mere presentation of the evidence offered to prove the respective claims of the parties, without a finding that the claims were proved. This…
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