100 Iowa 611 | Iowa | 1897
The intervener seeks to recover of the plaintiff the amount of five promissory notes made by him, and the value of eighteen and one-half acres of plowing which it is alleged he agreed, but failed, to do. One of the notes is for two hundred and forty dollars, and was given as rent for land which the intervener leased to the plaintiff for the season of
YI. We have considered all the questions in the case which, in view of the conclusions reached, appear to be of sufficient importance to make their determination necessary on this appeal. Numerous other questions are referred to in argument, but they depend upon methods of trial and evidence given, and are not likely to arise on another trial. For the errors pointed out, the judgment of the district'courtis reversed.