Kubina v. Nichols

The action is for partition of real estate. There was a trial to the court. The court made and entered its findings of fact and conclusions of law. From the judgment entered thereon, the defendant Raymond W. Nichols appeals.

No bill of exceptions was settled. The case is therefore for decision upon the record. The findings are full and in detail and specifically cover every issue made by the pleadings. The only question for determination, therefore, is whether the findings sustain the judgment. Meyers v. Thorpe, 227 Wis. 200, 278 N. W. 462. That they do is plain. The story disclosed by them is…