Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York February 25, 1927 (Hamburg v. Cundill)

Kelly, P. J.

The learned trial justice did not hand down any written opinion in deciding the case, but he stated his views very clearly at the close of the trial. And in the course of the trial, no jury being present, the court and counsel freely discussed the respective claims of the parties. It is very apparent that there was no dispute about the plaintiff’s figures.