First National Bank v. Multnomah Lumber & Box Co.

This case presents questions of fact nearly altogether. There is but little controversy or difference of opinion about the law involved. There are over 2,000 pages of typewritten testimony, 387 pages of abstract of record, a large dry-goods box filled with exhibits, and about 900 pages of printed briefs besides the printed testimony relied upon by plaintiffs and the typewritten testimony presented by appellants as proving their contentions.

This statement suffices to show that it is not practicable to analyze in an opinion the evidence and present in detail the reasons for finding the facts as…