Weyerhaeuser v. Earley

The bill of exceptions in this case consists ■of a mere statement that, “within ten days after the making .and filing of the findings of fact and conclusions of law, the defendant duly excepted to the seventeenth finding of fact, by serving a copy of such exception upon the attorneys for the plaintiff, and filing the same, in writing, with the clerk *446of this court.” No evidence is preserved in the bill, and we are thus left powerless to review any question of fact arising in the case. The rule has frequently been emphasized that this court will not review the finding of a trial court unless…