95 Iowa 524 | Iowa | 1895
I. Plaintiff claims that between the hours of 8 and 9 o’clock in the evening of February 3,
II. Many errors are assigned upon the giving and refusing to give instructions. We shall not undertake to consider all of them in detail. Generally, we may say we have carefully examined all of the complaints made in regard to such rulings-, and discover no error. The instructions given embraced very fully and fairly the law touching every question raised in the case, and we have rarely met with a better charge than that given by the court in this case.
IY. It is urged that -the alleged defect in the walk did not in fact exist, or, if it did, that it is not shown that the city had notice of it. While upon both points there is a conflict in the testimony, still there was sufficient evidence to warrant the jury in finding as it did..
VI. Many other errors are assigned. We have fully considered all of the questions thus raised, and discover no prejudicial error in the rulings complained of. — Affirmed.