In Lawler V

In Lawler v. Kueffer , the court held that

A) because the findings of fact were not supported by substantial evidence, the lower court judgment should be reversed.
B) replevin was not the correct legal basis for filing the lawsuit.
C) the dispute over the ownership of a cat was not a justiciable controversy under the Constitution.
D) the circuit court's factual findings were not clearly erroneous, and the facts demonstrate that Lawler gave Dexter to Kueffer as a gift; therefore Kueffer is the rightful owner of Dexter.