178 Iowa 270 | Iowa | 1916
U. You were asked m that case a question based upon the assumption not only that a street car line was to be built, but also the assumption that the Shorthill Steel & Iron Works was to be built and in operation and employing 200 men, and that Jones College had been constructed at an expense of $20,000 and was in operation, were you not? A. Yes, sir; something like that. Q. And you stated as a witness in that case, considering all of those things, that the value of Mr. Kirkwood’s lots would be about one-third less without all those things than with them, didn’t you? A. I did not.”
In rebuttal, the defendant sought to show by the reporter that the witness did so testify, but plaintiff’s objection thereto was sustained, and we think properly so. It is thought by appellant that the evidence is impeaching. But it is a sufficient answer to say that the properties were not at all alike, and in this case, the plaintiff sues only because the street
Another error assigned is in regard to the instruction as to the measure of damages, but we do not find that this assignment is argued. Some other questions are argued, but they are not of controlling importance.
We discover no error in the record, and the judgment is, therefore — Affirmed.