Holmquist Elevator Co. v. Omaha Elevator Co.

■ Letton, J.

Appellants were found ¡by the trial court to be liable to the Holmquist Elevator Company, appellee, for the value of two cars of corn. A jury was impaneled and evidence taken. At the close of the testimony the court; discharged the jury and entered a judgment for the value of the corn in favor of the plaintiff. This action of the court is complained of; but upon the undisputed facts the court had the right to determine the question as one of law. The real controversy is as to whether the conclusion drawn is justified by the undisputed and admitted facts.

On August 3, 1917, the…