Carnahan v. M. J. & B. M. Buck Co.

In a law case tried without a jury, where no exceptions are taken to the findings, the only question open on review is that the findings do not support the judgment, provided it is raised by assignment of error.

In this case there are no exceptions, and the suggested question is not raised in apt words, but it is raised substantially. No assignment is on the findings of fact; all are addressed to the conclusion thereon, the judgment. We think it our duty to determine whether the findings support the judgment.

Defendant for many years has been a Michigan corporation in the retail furniture…