Landskroner v. McClure

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the failure to make a finding of fact is regarded as a finding against the party seeking to establish the fact
• stating that failure of the district court to make a finding of fact is regarded as a finding against the party seeking to establish the affirmative
• stating that failure to make a finding is regarded as a rejection of that finding
• stating that the failure of a district court to make a finding of fact is regarded as “a finding against the party asserting the affirmative”
• stating that failure of a district court to make a finding of fact is regarded as a finding against the party seeking to establish the affirmative
• observing that failure of a trial court to 17 make a finding of fact is regarded as a finding against the party seeking to establish 18 the affirmative

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).