Crews v. Crews

Plaintiff’s exceptions to certain findings of fact made by the judge at the hearing of this proceeding, and set out in the judgment, cannot be sustained. There was competent evidence at the hearing, sufficient in probative force to sustain each and all the findings of *221fact. It is well settled that where, by agreement of the parties to a civil action or to a special proceeding, a trial by .jury has been expressly waived, and the judge has beard the evidence and found the facts in controversy, and there was competent evidence sufficient in probative force to support bis findings, they are…