R an W Hat Shop, Inc. v. Sculley

We shall take up first the corrections of the finding which appellant seeks to have made. There are ninety-seven of these, of which only á few are specifically pursued in the brief. Their disposal did not require the printing of the entire evidence. It was an abuse of our practice to have caused this evidence to have been made a part of the record. Counsel for the appellant use this evidence not only in relation to the errors as to the finding, but also in support of their grounds of argument. This latter use is wholly contrary to our practice and is essentially unfair. No litigant was ever…