Goodrich v. Stanley
Supreme Court of Connecticut
The decree of the superior court, in the above entitled cause, having been reversed by this court, see 23 Conn. R., 79, the action was again entered in the superior court, and the former committee re-appointed, to find such facts raised by the pleadings, as were not explicitly found in said former report, and to correct any error, or deficiency, in the former finding.
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The decree of the superior court, in the above entitled cause, having been reversed by this court, see 23 Conn. R., 79, the action was again entered in the superior court, and the former committee re-appointed, to find such facts raised by the pleadings, as were not explicitly found in said former report, and to correct any error, or deficiency, in the former finding. At an adjourned term of said superior court, holden in June, 1855, said committee returned a supplemental report, which was substantially as follows: Instead of the sum, heretofore reported as due on the note in suit, on the…
1Opinion of the CourtStorrs, J.
The first and last assignments of error in this case are so general, that they cannot here be noticed under our rule, in relation to assignments of errors on proceedings in error, which requires that the precise matters of error, or defects in the proceedings in the court below, relied on as grounds of reversal, shall be set forth. Rules of Prac., Ch. 13. 18 Conn. R., 572.
The assignments of error, from the second to the eleventh inclusive, only present questions which were decided by us on the writ of error, brought on the first decree rendered in this case. 23 Conn. R., 79. We see no reason…
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