· 6/15/1858
Brooks v. The Peytona
Citations
- 4 F. Cas. 297
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- “Without a proper statement of essential findings, it is very difficult for an appellate court to determine the facts relied upon, whether the appropriate legal standards were applied or misapplied, and whether the decision amounts to an abuse of discretion or legal error.”
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Judges: Miller
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