Orentlicherman v. Matarese

The appellant claims that the finding of facts made by the trial court should be corrected by striking out certain facts which he asserts were found “without sufficient evidence,” and by substituting or adding certain facts set out in the draft-finding which he declares were “reasonably sustained by the weight and sufficiency of the evidence.” It would seem to be unnecessary to repeat that this court will not disturb a finding for such reasons. Hine v. McNerney, 97 Conn. 308, 311, 116 Atl. 610; DeFeo v. Hindinger, 98 Conn. 578, 581, 120 Atl. 314. The finding must stand as it was made.

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