Hughes v. Foreman

This cause was heard below by the court without a jury, and the evidence being conflicting upon the facts, the findings as to them by the trial judge are- as conclusive upon this court as the verdict of a jury would be, there being, as we have found upon a full consideration of it, abundant evidence upon which to base the findings. Questions of law, therefore, are all that remain to be considered in this opinion.

It is urged by appellant that error was committed by the refusal of the Circuit Court to entbr judgment in favor of appellant, who was defendant in that court, quashing the writ upon…