Goodale v. . Tuttle
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
The finding of facts by Mr. Justice BACON must of course be conclusive, as to the existence of the alleged water-course, unless some error was committed in the course of the trial. But the judge refused to give the effect to a certain judgment, and to the award of certain arbitrators, which is claimed for them by the plaintiff. And this raises the only point which we can review upon this appeal. In order to determine the effect of these adjudications, it will be necessary to look into the evidence with some attention. The parties were the owners of adjoining lots, the defendant's lot lying…
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