Shelton Yacht & Cabana Club, Inc. v. Suto

These two cases were tried together and are here on a combined appeal. In the Shelton case, in which damages were sought for the breach of three written contracts, the court concluded that the plaintiffs had failed to sustain their burden of proof by the more credible evidence and that consequently judgment must be, as it was, rendered for the defendants. Although the plaintiffs in that case appealed, they filed no assignment of errors attacking these conclusions. The plaintiffs in the Shelton case are among the defendants-appellants in the Chaffer case, and the record is in some confusion…