55 Iowa 270 | Iowa | 1880
The material question in this case is whether they were stored in the depot by the railroad company as the agent of the defendant Reck. Peck testified as a witness in the case, and stated that an arrangement was made by him with the railroad agent, by which he stored and kept the goods for him. The agent testified that no such arrangement was made, but that the goods were stored simply because they were not taken away by Peck the consignee. We think the latter view is the correct one, but whether there be a preponderance of evidence to that effect or not we would not disturb the judgment, the evidence being conflicting.
IY. Other questions are made as to the admission and exclusion of evidence. We have examined them and find no error in the rulings of the court thereon. A discussion of them is unnecessary. They involve plain questions of law, a statement of which would demonstrate the correctness of the rulings of the court.
Affirmed.