Porto v. Di Iuglio

This case was tried to a jury, with the late Judge Pallotti presiding. In due and proper time notice of appeal was given. The presiding judge died before the evidence and charge were transcribed and before the presentation of a draft finding. Time having been expended on the within sub' ject, and so that the'effort may not be entirely unavailing, this memorandum, though not decisive, is filed.

“If error consists in rulings upon . . . evidence ... a finding by the trial court is necessary. ” Practice Book § 336. The charge of the court cannot be reviewed without a finding. Conn. App. Proc. §…