Pearson

Plaintiff sued the defendants upon a written contract, pleading it in haeo verba, and prayed for the recovery of the sum of six thousand dollars alleged to be due under the terms of the contract and for other or additional relief in the premises as may be according to law. The defendants answered specifically pleading fraud and misrepresentation on the part of the plaintiff in the procurement of the contract and mistake in the execution of the contract and by way of cross-complaint demanded a cancellation thereof as well as damages for the alleged fraud. At the trial evidence was offered in support of the allegations of the cross-complaint, whereupon the trial court upon motion of plaintiff granted a nonsuit against the defendants thereon. At the same time the trial court entered its order in the minutes that an interlocutory decree be granted in favor of the plaintiff as prayed. Thereafter findings of fact and conclusions of law were prepared and filed by the trial court wherein the court with particular care found against the defendants upon all the allegations of their cross-complaint and found in favor of the plaintiff upon the allegations of his complaint and then concluded…