Grant v. . Reese

The alleged errors are imperfectly assigned, and we find it difficult to determine the meaning and application ■of some of them. Such as apply to alleged erroneous findings of fact, we cannot correct, if, indeed, they exist, because this is simply an action at law, and we have not jurisdiction to review the findings of fact. We can only correct errors of law, in the admission of evidence, and in other respects, properly assigned. If we fail to reach the whole merits of the case, such failure ■must be attributed to the loose, imperfect and confused manner in which the alleged errors are…