Ells v. Rector

Graves, On. J:

The writ of- error here is brought to reverse a judgment given in the circuit court upon findings by the court where the cause was tried without a jury.

Upon examination of the record it appears that the findings were made and filed after the judge had resigned, and that one of the grounds of error is, that the judgment is not supported by the facts. This ground of .objection is plainly fatal, there being no facts at all to support the judgment, and consequently a reversal is unavoidable.

As it appears, however, that the plaintiff in error has by his practice founded objections…