Lowe
Lowe v. Windish
15 Alaska 121·215 F.2d 452
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitSeptember 21, 195413954_1California121 words
Opinion
This case was tried without a jury. Appellant (plaintiff below) stated her claim in the following language:
Appellee admitted borrowing $500 from Mrs. Mahan; his defense was that he had repaid the debt in full. The court accepted as true appellee’s story concerning the manner, time and method of repayment.
Appellant urges that the court erred in not rejecting appellee’s version of the facts, asserting that his testimony reveals discrepancies which discredit, his entire story.
The evidence in this case fails to establish that the account here in issue was ever assigned to appellant, or was her property.
On the record before us we see no reason to reject the decision of the court on the facts. The judgment is affirmed.