Johnson v. Blyberg Et Al‪.‬

Submitted May 2, 1928. Appeal and Error — Findings — When Conclusive — Evidence — Error in Admission or Rejection must have Been Prejudicial to Warrant Reversal of Judgment. 1. In a case tried by the court without a jury, its finding will not be disturbed on appeal where the evidence is in conflict, nor where the evidence does not preponderate against them; nor will the judgment be reversed for alleged errors in the admission or rejection of evidence if appellant was not prejudiced thereby.