Hagan V. Cosper

There are some sixteen assignments of error, which appellants sum up under two headings: First, an alleged failure of the trial court to determine the ownership of the replevied cattle in accordance with the proved and admitted facts; and, second, a failure to render judgment in accordance with such determination. We are, of course, bound by all the findings of fact of the trial court necessary to support the judgment, whether such findings be direct or implied, if there be any evidence in the record sufficient to sustain them. First Baptist Church v. Connor, 30 Ariz. 234, 245 P. 932; Welker & Clifford v. Merrill, 32 Ariz. 90, 255 P. 991. There is but little dispute in the evidence, and we are satisfied all the direct findings of the trial court are sustained thereby, and that in addition thereto there are certain other findings necessarily implied from such evidence and the judgment, but not specifically mentioned by the court. The facts of the case, based on these findings, express and implied, are as follows: