§ 1773Specific Findings by Trial Court

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It is
hereby made the duty of the judges in the court of common pleas
trying an election contest to, first, find separately and
explicitly the facts deemed by them material to the decision,
and also such other facts as any party to the contest may
request them in writing to ascertain; and second, to answer
such points of law as may be submitted to them.

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