Royal Bank of Canada v. Girard

The exception to the findings of facts is too general to be available. No particular finding is pointed out, nor is any particular fault indicated. Landon v. Hunt, 82 Vt. 322,73 A. 865; Eastern States, etc., League v. Estate of Vail, 97 Vt. 495,124 A. 568, 38 A.L.R. 845.

Since there is no available exception to the findings, we will not look back of them to ascertain whether the evidence supports the judgment. Laplante v. Camp, 96 Vt. 412, 120 A. 860. And the exception to the judgment raises only the question whether the findings are such as to support the judgment. Morgan v. Gould,96 Vt. 275,…