A Treatise On Appellate Procedure And Trial Practice Incident to Appeals

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A Treatise On Appellate Procedure And Trial Practice Incident to Appeals
Byron K Elliott
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It is, in truth, not because the answer is insufficient that a judgment is vulnerable in a case of the class under con- sideration, but the judgment is subject to attack because the finding or verdict is contrary to law inasmuch as there is no evidence upon which the law will permit a recovery by the de- fendant. He fails because he has no evidence to establish a fact, or facts, essential to a recovery, not because he has an in- sufficient answer.
§ 486. Effect of proving a bad Answer — The fac
...t that the trial court declines to find upon insufficient evidence although the answer is fully proved, does not require the conclusion that the case is an exception to the general rule. The appeal by the plaintiff brings up the case on the evidence and he may^ with entire propriety, insist upon a reversal if no defense is estab- lished, although he may not have assailed the answer in the court below, provided, of course, that he there made the proper motion and reserved the proper exceptions.

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