General Automotive Manufacturing Co. v. Singer

Appellant’s brief informs us, “The evidence adduced at the trial was for the most part without dispute and, therefore, the trial court’s findings are not conclusive upon appeal,” citing Weigell v. Gregg (1915), 161 Wis. 413, 154 N. W. 645, and other cases. Insofar as it per*530tains to undisputed evidence we agree with this proposition. We have carefully reviewed the evidence and have ourselves reached conclusions as stated by the trial court and set forth in its findings of fact, as follows:

“3. That heretofore and on or about the 28th day of March, 1953, the plaintiff hired and employed the…