Armstrong v. Leverone

Many of the reasons of appeal relate to attempted corrections of the findings by the excision of facts essential to the plaintiff’s cause and the substitution of statements apposite to the defendant’s contentions. Thorough perusal and analysis of the finding and draft-finding and the evidence which is before us, although the court also viewed the premises, fails to disclose that any intrinsic fact has been found without evidence or that any material fact sought to be inserted in the finding, and not already present in substance, is admitted or undisputed. Such of the claimed corrections as…