Czanstkowski v. Matter

Assuming that the question has been adequately raised, the proper remedy for failure to make findings of fact, conclusions of law, and order for judgment is to direct them to be made rather than to put the parties to the expense of retrying the action. See Pioneer L. & L. Co. v. Bernard, 156 Minn. 422, 195 N. W. 140. Ever since the decision in that case the uniform practice of this court in identical or similar situations has been to remand the case “for the making of a decision in accordance with the statute, the trial court to proceed with the case from the point at which the motion of…