Brown v. Snell

At the trial of this case in the Circuit Court, a jury was waived by consent of the parties, and the Court was called upon under the provisions of the statute, to give judgment upon the facts, as detailed in the record. A judgment was rendered for the plaintiff, the present respondent, and from *742that judgment the defendant appealed, and assigns for error that the judgment should have been for the defendant. This state of the case renders it necessary that we, also? should look into the facts, in order to determine the correctness of the ruling upon the points of law arising thereupon.

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