Walker v. . Walker

Upon the trial of an issue of fact by the court its decision shall be given in writing and shall contain a separate statement of the facts found and the conclusions of law. C. S., 569; Eley v. R. R., 165 N. C., 78. Conceding for the present purpose that the principle applies when mixed questions of fact and law are involved (Foushee v. Pattershall, 67 N. C., 453) we think there is no substantial difference between the parties as to the facts upon which the controversy is to be determined.

The plaintiff did not appeal. The sums assessed against him are a debt of record and may be enforced by…