City of New York Municipal Court March 10, 1891 (Grier v. Hazard)

Ehrlich, C. J.

At the conclusion of the trial the defendant’s attorney said he did not see any question of fact in the case, which statement is tantamount to an admission on which the court was at liberty to act. The court is not bound to discover a point or objection in the case when counsel frankly concede that none exist. The court properly acted on the concession, and directed a verdict.