Home Insurance v. Marino

The plaintiffs’ bill of review of a decree in the Superior Court ordering them to pay a judgment obtained against then-assured was dismissed in a final decree sustaining the defendants’ answer in abatement and allowing the defendants’ motion to dismiss. The decree of dismissal gives no grounds for the order but recites that the matter was heard upon argument of counsel. There was no request under G. L. c. 214, § 23, for findings of material facts, and no voluntary findings of fact nor rulings of law were made. In these circumstances the only question open for review is whether the decree…