Williams v. Selby

ZINN, Justice.

The appellants, defendants below, on appeal assign twenty-four errors to the trial court, which are grouped by the appellants as seven “issues.” The fifth, sixth, and seventh issues are assignments urged because of the failure to find for the appellants on the disputed facts. Inasmuch as the findings of ultimate facts as made by the trial court are supported by substantial evidence, they will not be disturbed on appeal. The findings reguested by the appellants are based on evidence either in denial or contradictory of the evidence in support of appellee’s theory, and apparently…