Cluff v. Cluff

I am willing to accept the version of the evidence as believed by the trial court, and the findings as made by him. My own predilections about the matter, one way or the other, should be of . no significance. Notwithstanding considerations of logic, either as to what ought to be, or what one might naturally suppose to be, the fact is that human beings do things at times which seem to others strange and illogical. However, I personally have no difficulty in accepting as a fact that a father desired to forgive a note owed by his son, nor that he so indicated in writing. Especially so, because…