Reif v. Botz

(Pro Tempore)

The plaintiff, as administratrix of the estate of Edward C. Botz, deceased, sought to recover from the defendant, John Botz, nephew of the deceased, $3,100 which she contended Edward had loaned to John. The trial court found in favor of the defendant, who admitted receipt of the money hut claimed that it was a gift rather than a loan. The case was tried in the circuit court without intervention of a jury and on this appeal from the final order of the trial court denominated “Decree and Judgment,” the plaintiff makes hut one assignment of error: “Upon the record, the court erred…