Dillon v. City of Cleveland

One of the assignments of error states that the judgment of the Court of Appeals is contrary to the manifest weight of the evidence, is not sustained by sufficient evidence, and is contrary to law. This assignment of error might .well be disregarded on the ground that, this court does not' weigh the evidence or determine its sufficiency, but merely inquires whether there is any evidence tending to support the judgment. The only issue of fact tendered by the petition relates to the alleged shortcomings of the certificate of the city clerk; it being stated that the clerk had not determined…