Powell v. Tomlinson

Appellant admits that the conclusions of law announced by the court in its opinion are sound, but insists that the facts to which they were applied are not in the record.

*659In determining the correctness of a judgment of a trial court, all facts necessary to support such judgment either proven directly or reasonably inferable from the proven facts are to be taken as true. Applying that principle here, it appears that appellant in the early part of 1921 took from his tenant, Wesley Leseure, and his Avife, a deed of trust on stock either OAvned by one or the other or both, as Avell as on the crops…