New York Court of Appeals March 28, 1871 (Burgess v. . Simonson)

Grover, J.

The facts found by the referee fully sustain his legal conclusions. It is insisted by the counsel for the appellant that some of the material facts so found were not shown- by any evidence, and hence a legal error was committed by the referee in so finding, which may be corrected by this court. If the counsel is correct in his premises, he is in his conclusion.