100 Iowa 680 | Iowa | 1897
IV. This court has repeatedly held that the judgment of the trial court, entered in a case tried to the court, stands as the verdict of a jury, and will not be interfered with by us unless palpably against the weight of the evidence; that we will not disturb a judgment based upon evidence which is conflicting. The evidence as to consideration is conflicting, but, as we think, ample to sustain the judgment, and we cannot disturb it. Under our view of the case, it is immaterial as to whether there was, or could be, a ratification of the giving of the notes.