Yenchko v. Grontkowski

Opinion by

Mb. Justice Arnold,

In this action of trespass, tided by the court without a jury, under the Act of 1874, defendants appeal from judgment entered for plaintiffs.

Defendants specifically assign as error the court’s findings on negligence and proximate cause.

In a deteimination of the present matter we must first assert the well established principle in our law that the findings of the tidal court, confirmed by the court en banc, having evidence to sustain them, have the weight of a verdict by a jury, and will not be disturbed on appeal: Jackson & Perkins Company v. Mushroom…