David Josiah Brewer,
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York v…
“ If it finds that in one respect an error has been committed so substantial as to require a reversal of the judgment, it may order a reversal without entering into any inquiry or determination of other questions. While undoubtedly an affirmance of a judgment is to be considered an adjudication by the appellate court that none of the claims of error are well founded,-even though all are not specifically referred to in the opinion,-yet no such conclusion follows in case of a reversal. ”
