62 Iowa 285 | Iowa | 1883
I. The plaintiff introduced as a witness one John McKenzie, who testified that he repairs cars for á living, and had about seven years experience in
II. This same witness further testified that he knew the custom of railroads in removing these old brasses. He was
III. The appellant complains of the giving of the third instruction, as follows: “The main questions for you to determine
Appellant also complains of the fifth sub-division of the third instruction. The evidence very strongly tended to
IY. Appellant complains of an instruction given at the request of defendant, as follows: “The' jury are instructed
VI. Appellant assigns as error the giving of an instruction to the effect that the plaintiff cannot recover through or
. VII. The appellant complains of the giving of the following instruction: “If the jury find from the testimony
Affirmed.