Rose v. Owen

Appellant sued appellee for money alleged to be due by the terms of a certain contract entered into between them. Appellee filed a so-called counterclaim against appellant, averring that the contract sued upon was obtained by threats, and asking that the instalments sued for be declared void and the contract canceled. The appellant’s complaint was then dismissed, and'the case tried on the issues made, on the counterclaim. At the request of both parties the court made a special finding of facts, and stated conclusions of law thereon. A decree was entered for the appellee, and said contract…