BROADCAST MUSIC v. HAVANA MADRID RESTAURANT CORP.

No. 249, Docket 21309.

175 F.2d 77 (1949)

BROADCAST MUSIC, Inc., et al. v. HAVANA MADRID RESTAURANT CORPORATION.

United States Court of Appeals Second Circuit.

May 27, 1949.


FRANK, Circuit Judge.

Plaintiffs contend that, as the testimony of the witness Castro was uncontradicted, unimpeached by anything appearing in the record, and not inherently improbable, the trial judge was obliged to accept it as true, and that therefore the judge's findings are "clearly erroneous." We cannot agree.

Whether the so-called "uncontradicted testimony" rule has been adopted by the Supreme Court we are not at all sure.1

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