Goss v. Cahill

By the Court,

Brown, J.

When the evidence in this case was closed, there was no fact really in dispute. The transactions and the acts of the parties which constituted the claim of the plaintiff, as well as those upon which the principal defendant, Margaret Cahill, relied for her defense, were established by the evidence, and the judge was not required to weigh and reconcile conflicting testimony so-as to determine what the facts were. We are to say upon this appeal whether he was right in his conclusion that the plaintiff had failed to make out a case for equitable relief,

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