OPINION BY MR. JUSTICE ARNOLD, May 21, 1956:
In this action of trespass, tried by the court without a jury, under the Act of 1874, defendants appeal from judgment entered for plaintiffs.
Defendants specifically assign as error the court's findings on negligence and proximate cause.
In a determination of the present matter we must first assert the well established principle in our law that the findings of the trial court, confirmed by the court en banc...
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