Cook v. Burnett

Champús-, C. J.

This cause was tried before the court without a jury, and the circuit judge made written findings of fact and his conclusions of law thereon. No exceptions were taken to either the findings of fact or of law. The case is brought here by bill of exceptions and writ of error.

The errors assigned relate exclusively to the findings of law, and to the court's refusal to find certain conclusions of law requested by plaintiff. In McMillan v. Cheese Factory, 23 Mich. 544, there were written findings of fact and law, but no exception was taken to the findings of fact, nor to the…