California Supreme Court, 1880

Paulson v. Nunan

California Supreme Court · Decided July 1, 1880 · Bench, Department, From

54 Cal. 123

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Paulson v. Nunan (Cal. 1883)

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Opinion of the Court

Department No. 1, by the Court (from the Bench):

In this case there is an entire failure to find upon many of the material issues made by the pleadings. There is a finding upon a probative fact, from which it might be argued that the Court below was of a certain opinion as respects one of the ultimate facts; but there is no direct finding upon that issue, i. e., as to whether the plaintiff was or was not a peddler or huckster. But, passing that, there are a great many other averments, in respect to which there is no pretense of a finding; and we will have to follow the usual course in this case.

We all think that the judgment and order must be reversed, and the causé remanded for a new trial; and it is so ordered.

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