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116 Ind. 476

McCallister v. Sigler

Indiana Supreme Court

Decided November 13, 1888

Indiana Supreme Court · decided 1888-11-13

<p>Supbeme Coubt.— Weight of Evidence. — Practice.—The finding of the trial court -will not be disturbed where there is evidence sustaining it.</p>

Decided 1888-11-13

Elliott, J.

¶1The appellee claimed the property in controversy as exempt from execution. This claim is resisted by the appellants on the ground that the property was partnership property, and can not be claimed under the exemption law. We can not sustain the appellants’ contention, for there is evidence showing that the property belonged to the appellee, and not to the firm of which he was a member.

¶2The case falls within the rule that the finding of the trial court will not be disturbed where there is evidence sustaining it.

¶3Judgment affirmed.

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