Tregea v. Mills
Wyoming Supreme Court
Error to the District Court, Uinta County, Hon. David H. Craig, Judge. The facts are stated-in the opinion. • There is no evidence to* support the decision of the trial court, and the decision is clearly contrary to law. If it is clear that the verdict is contrary to law and there is no evidence to sustain it, it is the duty of the court to set it aside.
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Error to the District Court, Uinta County, Hon. David H. Craig, Judge. The facts are stated-in the opinion. • There is no evidence to* support the decision of the trial court, and the decision is clearly contrary to law. If it is clear that the verdict is contrary to law and there is no evidence to sustain it, it is the duty of the court to set it aside. (Marshall v. Rugg (Wyo.), 44 Pac., 700; Edwards v. O’Brien, 2 Wyo., 493.) And whether there is any evidence to support a judgment is a question of law, and where the bill of exceptions discloses all the evidence, and the Supreme Court, on an…
1Opinion of the Court
Corn, Chief Justice.
This suit was brought by plaintiffs in error to wind up the affairs of the partnership of E..S. Bisbing & Co. by the sale of eight hundred acres of land in Uinta County, in this State, which is alleged in the petition to be the property, and the only property, of the firm. The defendant in his answer denied that the land was partnership property. The evidence showed, among other things, that the title of record to one tract of one hundred and sixty acres of the land was in E. S. Bisbing, to another of three hundred and twenty acres in plaintiff in error, Tregea, and to the…
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