Sink v. Sink

PARKER, Judge.

In the judgment appealed from the trial judge made findings of fact. The motion for a directed verdict in a jury trial presents the question whether the evidence, when considered in the light most favorable to the party against whom the motion is made, was sufficient for submission to the jury. “In resolving this question, it was not required or appropriate that the trial court make ‘Findings of Fact’ and state ‘Conclusions of Law.5 To pass upon the single question of law presented, namely, the sufficiency of plaintiff’s evidence to withstand defendant’s motion for a directed…