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· 7/1/1881

Woods v. Merrill

Citations

  • 57 Cal. 435

Syllabus

<p>Practice—Findings—Insufficiency of Evidence—New Trial.—On a motion for a new trial it appeared that the evidence sustained the findings, except that the evidence showed that a certain sum should have been credited to the defendant, and such credit was by some mistake not allowed in the findings; the new trial was denied. Held, on appeal from the order an<[ judgment, that the order should be affirmed, and the judgment modified so as to allow said credit.</p>

Judges: Ross

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