Fairfield County Trust Co. v. Thompson

It was pointed out in Ford v. Hotel & Restaurant Employees, 152 Conn. 533, 535, 209 A.2d 187, that a finding made on appeal in a case tried to the court is defective unless it clearly sets *719forth the conclusion or conclusions which support the judgment rendered.

In the present case, the finding contains two sections. The first, as is customary, sets forth the subordinate facts. The second contains the usual provision for the use of exhibits without printing. There is nothing more. Nowhere in the finding is there any statement of “the conclusions drawn by the court from the facts found,” as…