Childers v. Childers

—I concur in the judgment for the reason stated: that the evidence is sufficient to sustain the implied findings. But I do not subscribe to the conclusion reached in the main opinion under the heading (1) Assumptions and implications when findings are waived.

In spite of the language in certain earlier decisions to the contrary, it is my opinion that the Supreme Court has now established the law in California to be that where findings of *64fact and conclusions of law are waived by the parties, on an appeal from the judgment an appellate court will presume that every fact essential to the support…