29 Iowa 460 | Iowa | 1870
The second ground of the motion is, that the affidavit does not show plaintiff resisted the motion to set aside the judgment, or excepted to the same, or that he did not appear and consent thereto. The first two of these objections suggest acts that were quite unnecessary in order to enable plaintiff to correct the error of the justice. As the judgment could have been set aside
The third and last grounds of the motion are : 1. That the affidavit does not show that plaintiff is aggrieved by the error of the justice. This is very apparexxt without any averment of that kind in the affidavit. 2. That it is not shown plaintiff applied to the justice to correct the error complained of. This is quite as unnecessary as the other matters which the motion suggests and makes the foundatioxi of objection.
The foregoing views sufficiently answer all the objections raised by appellant.
Affirmed.