Thompson v. Bryant

SIMPSON, Justice.

The court takes the view that the appeal presents only a question of fact and the conclusion we reach renders it unnecessary to discuss several of the legal questions argued. While the testimony was not given ore tenus before the court, but by deposition, we are persuaded that the conclusion of the trial court as expressed in the decree is not opposed to the weight of the evidence and that it should not be here disturbed.

The litigation had its inception in an action at law in ejectment by Sallie Bilbo Wiley Bryant against Oscar Thompson, filed October 21, 1944, for the…