Fursdon v. County of Los Angeles

This is an appeal by defendant from a judgment for plaintiffs. There are no express findings, and we have no record of the evidence, the appeal being presented on the judgment roll. We must, therefore, regard all allegations of plaintiffs’ complaint as true. If there were' allegations of defensive facts in the answer, we would regard them as untrue, but we find none. The so-called “further” defenses of the answer are nothing more than legal conclusions, on which no issues of fact arise.

The case was tried upon the first amended complaint, from which it appears that plaintiffs were at the time…