Nashua Trust Co. v. Burke

The case is incomplete. It does not state whether the allegations of the bill were admitted, and the facts are not found. Certain evidence is transferred for the “assistance to the court in the determination of the questions involved.” This court has no jurisdiction to find the facts in cases transferred from the superior court. Coles v. Railroad, 74 N. H. 425. It follows that the transfer of the evidence cannot affect the decision here. But as the evidence only tends to sustain the allegations of the bill, it is assumed that the parties are content to have the case disposed of in accordance…