78 Iowa 347 | Iowa | 1889
It is conceded that the balance due-plaintiff on its account was six hundred and ninety-three dollars. The jury allowed defendants four hundred and thirteen dollars as actual, and thirty-eight dollars as exemplary, damages; fixing the amount of plaintiff ’ s recovery at two hundred and forty-two dollars.
I. The jury found specially that each of the three grounds for an attachment, alleged in the petition, was untrue, and that plaintiff had no, reasonable ground for believing it to be true when the attachment was sued out. Appellant insists that the special findings and verdict are not sustained by the evidence. That we have read with care, and conclude that it is sufficient. Although the evidence as to malice is somewhat meager, yet we are of the opinion that it may have been found from certain facts which some of the evidence tended to prove.
Affirmed.