Canales v. Clopton

On Motion for Rehearing.

Appellants have filed a thorough and vigorous motion for rehearing asserting that their proof of possession was sufficient to raise an inference of title as a matter of law. We have again examined the statement of facts in the light of appellants’ motion and are of the opinion that our original holding on this point was correct. This court is unauthorized to set aside an express finding of a trial court in a non-jury case, unless there is no evidence to support the finding or such finding is manifestly contrary to the overwhelming preponderance of the evidence. Shaw v.…