Rose v. Eaton

The bill of exceptions and the' errors assigned in this Court confine us to an examination of the whole case upon the facts, to ascertain whether the facts support the judgment of the circuit court, which was in favor of the plaintiff. The case was tried by the circuit judge in the Monroe circuit, without a jury. No findings of fact were filed, and none were requested by either party.

The only exception upon which the assignments of error are or can be based is the following:

“Whereupon the issue .so joined as aforesaid was submitted to the said court as aforesaid; and thereupon, on November…