29 Iowa 95 | Iowa | 1870
I. This case is one purely of facts, so far as concerns the merits. It is very difficult to tell upon what basis either the referees or the court proceeded in determining the amount to which plaintiff was entitled. We conclude, however, that the referees took substanially the same view of the testimony (for it was the same in both instances), and of the claims urged by the respective parties. In the district court we infer (and it must be confessed it is mere inference), that the balance due plaintiff upon the respective accounts of the parties with the firm, so far as appeared from the books at the time of the assignment, was excluded, and in other respects
Affirmed.