California Supreme Court· 7/1/1855
Walker v. Sedgwick
Citations
- 5 Cal. 192
Syllabus
<p>That statute which requires that upon the trial of an issue of fact by the Court, the decision shall state separately the facts and conclusions of law, does not apply in Chancery cases.</p> <p>In Chancery cases this Court has to examine the facts, and is not concluded by the findings of the Chancellor.</p> <p>Parties to a suit in Chancery are not entitled to a trial by jury.</p>
Judges: Heydenfeldt
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