Illinois Supreme Court December 17, 1907 (Spencer v. Clohesey)

Mr. Justice Scott

delivered the opinion of the court:

The Appellate Court in this case stated that there was no conflict in the evidence, and concluded that the proof was not sufficient to sustain the decree. Appellants insist that the evidence was conflicting, and as the chancellor had opportunity to see and hear the witnesses, the ordinary rule respecting his findings of fact should be applied.