46 N.Y. 627 | NY | 1871
The counsel for the respondent insists, that as the case does not contain any of the evidence given upon the trial before the referee, but only the facts found by him, and his legal conclusions thereon, and the exceptions taken by the appellant to such legal conclusions, no question is presented that can be reviewed by this court, and cites in support of this positionChubbuck v. Vernam (
All concur.
Judgment accordingly. *636