Lyons v. Lyons

Citations

• 18 Cal. 447
• 1861 Cal. LEXIS 228

Syllabus

<p>Walker v. Sedgwick, (5 Cal. 192) holding that in equity cases no findings are necessary to support a judgment, affirmed.</p> <p>The Act of 1861, regulating appeals, changes the rule laid down in Walker v. Sedgwick, (5 Cal. 192) and makes the statute, as to findings of fact and conclusions of law, applicable to cases both in law and equity.</p> <p>Even though it be unnecessary, under the rule heretofore held, that there be findings in an equity case, still, when there are findings, they are not to be disregarded.</p>