Boyd v. Gosser

Ellis. J,

— Upon the first hearing of this cáse we affirmed the decree of the Chancellor by applying the rule so often announced by this' court that the findings Of the Chancellor on the evidence will not be disturbed unless such findings of fact are clearly shown to be erroneous. We stated in the opinion that there was much apparently credible positive evidence in the record to the effect that the signatures to the two documents involved were genuine. Both the rule and the statement of fact are correct, but the error in the conclusion arrived at upon the first hearing consisted in treating…