Converse v. Jenson

Plaintiffs appeal from two orders. The order refusing to amend the findings of fact is not appealable and need not be referred to; but the order denying a new trial, besides presenting for review rulings at the trial, also challenges certain findings and the refusal to amend them.

The controlling facts will be stated briefly.

Plaintiffs are husband and wife. In 1916 they lived in Detroit, Minnesota, on a lot which will be hereafter called the “business block.” It was owned by the wife, and was in 1916, and has ever since been, the homestead of the parties. In that year a business block was…