Friedman v. Keil

Pee Ctjeiam.

The decree under review should be affirmed.

This case involves no complicated question of law. It is largely one of fact. Appellant’s counsel complains that the vice-chancellor erroneously found as a fact that “the neighborhood in which the parties reside and in which the defendant’s business is conducted is almost entirely residential, except for a few stores and the defendant’s bakery;” whereas the facts clearly show (says appellant) that the neighborhood is zoned for business and that Hawthorne avenue (the street upon which defendant’s bakery is located) is a busy retain…