Summary
In Gardiner v. Schwab (110 N.Y. 650), Judge GRAY said: "As the case presented here does not contain the evidence given upon the trial, the correctness of the conclusions of law made by the referee is alone the subject for review. If they are sustained by the findings, the judgment must be sustained.
Summary of this case from R.L. Co. v. S. P.P. Co.Opinion
Argued June 25, 1888
Decided June 29, 1888
Theodore H. Swift for appellants.
W.L. Van Denbergh for respondents.
GRAY, J., reads for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.