Taylor v. Lounsbury-Soule Co.

The appellant claims that the finding should be corrected by striking out several paragraphs as found without evidence, but these, aside from a few inconsequential details, are either supported by evidence or are permissible inferences from other facts. The general finding as to the nature and extent of Zork’s authority was elsewhere limited in the only respect which is of moment to the defendant—that he was not authorized to execute Exhibit A. It would have been more accurate to state that Zork agreed or consented to put Exhibit A in writing than that he “represented” that he would do so,…