Mundhenke v. Mundhenke

This cause was tried before a judge of the Circuit Court without a jury, and resulted in a finding of the issues in favor of the defendant (appellee here), and a judgment against the plaintiff (appellant), for costs.

The bill of exceptions, at the conclusion of the evidence, . states as follows:

“ Whereupon the court entered of record a finding for the defendant, in the words and figures following, to wit:

'The court finds the issues for the defendant, and judgment on the finding, and against the plaintiff, for costs of this suit.’

The Cottbt : I will have to find for the defendant.

Mb. JBrowh : I…