40 Iowa 440 | Iowa | 1875
The action, although brought to recover on a fire insurance policy upon a loss of the property insured,
The errors assigned are not urged in argument by appellant’s counsel, and will not, therefore, be noticed or passed upon by the court.
The entire argument of appellant’s counsel is devoted to a discussion of the issues of fact upon the evidence. The evidence being conflicting, and the court below having decided upon such conflict in favor of the plaintiff, we cannot disturb the finding of the court. It stands as the verdict of a jury. We may, however, properly say that after a careful reading of the evidence and the arguments of counsel we should, if the case was before us for trial anew upon the evidence, concur with the learned judge of the District Court, and affirm the judgment.
AFFIRMED.