Taggart v. School District No. 1
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah: Bobert Tucker, Judge. In Banc. This is an action by Eugenia H. Taggart against School District No. 1 of Multnomah County. From a judgment in favor of plaintiff the defendant appeals. Beversed and remanded with directions to enter judgment only for the sum admitted by defendant to be due. On petition for rehearing.
1Opinion
Petition for Rehearing.
(191 Pac. 659.)
BURNETT, J.
Substantially, in her petition for rehearing, the plaintiff contends that the findings of fact filed in the Circuit Court are equivalent to a verdict which Article VII, Section 3, of the state Constitution forbids us to disturb unless it can be said there is no evidence to support it; and further, that because the defendant, in its proposed findings of fact submitted to the trial court, admitted, and in its brief in this court conceded that, the plaintiff had earned $245, instead of only $205 as stated in the answer, by virtue of her service as…
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