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· 7/1/1857

Swift v. Muygridge

Citations

  • 8 Cal. 445

Syllabus

<p>There is no necessity'of a finding as to a fact admitted by the pleadings. A finding is only required when the allegation of a material fact in the complaint is controverted by the answer, so as to raise an issue.</p> <p>The finding of a Court, like a special verdict of a jury, must, taken in connection with the pleadings, support the judgment.</p>

Judges: Burnett, Field, Terry

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