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104 Mich. 261

Gould v. Doty

Michigan Supreme Court

Decided February 26, 1895

Michigan Supreme Court · decided 1895-02-26

<p>Findings of fact — Conclusiveness.</p> <p>The evidence in support of the findings of fact being abundant, the judgment is affirmed.</p>

Affirmed · Decided 1895-02-26

McGrath, O. J.

¶1This case was commenced in justice’s-, court for one month’s rent. The circuit judge found the facts with plaintiff, and gave her a judgment of $20. The defendant excepts to the findings of both fact and law.

¶2No claim' is made that the findings of fact do not support the conclusion of law. The case turned upon the-contract respecting a certain room in the house, the use-of which the court found that plaintiff reserved to herself..

¶3We find abundant evidence to support the finding, andi the judgment is therefore affirmed.

The other Justices concurred.
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