Harris v. Schilling

It is urged first that the master’s findings are contrary to the evidence; that appellant sustained his plea by a preponderance of proof. We have examined the evidence preserved in the record. While it is conflicting it justifies the master’s finding, and we are unable to find sufficient reason to interfere. Appellant objects that the master should not have set forth the evidence in his report, and that he has misquoted and misconstrued it in some minor respects. However this may be, we are satisfied of the correctness of the finding. In reporting his conclusions there was no impropriety in…