141 Iowa 114 | Iowa | 1909
The evidence tended to show that plaintiff, a.passenger on a street car operated by defendant, while attempting to alight therefrom, slipped on the steps, by reason of snow and ice accumulated there, and fell to the pavement, sustaining a concussion of the spine for which damages were allowed by the jury.
An answer, given by a witness for defendant with reference to an examination of plaintiff, tending to show that she was not suffering from concussion of the spine, was stricken out by the court, and this ruling is relied on as constituting error; but, after the answer was thus stricken, the court allowed the question to be repeated, and the answer thereto was allowed to stand. As the question, was in fact answered, and, so far as the record shows, was answered as fully as the witness desired to answer it, and practically in conformity to the answer which was stricken, we find no prejudicial error in the ruling.
Finding no error in the record, the judgment is affirmed.