Legal Opinion

Polk v. Sullivan

Indiana Court of Appeals

Decided June 16, 1937No. 15,626Published

1Opinion of the CourtDudine, J.

This is an appeal from a money judgment against appellant in an action on contract, instituted by appellee.

Upon proper request the court made a special finding of facts and stated two conclusions of law. The only errors assigned on appeal are that the court erred in each of its conclusions of law.

It is not necessary, for the purpose of this opinion, to describe the pleadings or further detail the procedure followed in the trial court.

In appellant’s brief, immediately under the heading “Points and Authorities,” is a recitation of the two assigned errors, which is followed by a series of…

2Cases cited2 opinions

  1. Gray v. McLaughlinIndiana Supreme Court · 1921
  2. Brown v. TracyIndiana Court of Appeals · 1936

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