185 Iowa 610 | Iowa | 1919
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III. We think that, at the least, it was a fair question for the jury whether the manager, Luse, employed plaintiff, or with knowledge acquiesced in his services, and whether said manager was acting within his authority as manager, in such employment or acquiescence. This might make it immaterial that employment or ratification by the president did not bind the corporation.
IV. The defense that plaintiff should not recover because he acted in bad faith, was for the jury.
V. We think any claim for the services in the quo warranto suit is out of this case: not because of anything decided on the first appeal, but because there is a concession in the record that plaintiff is making no claim for ■those services.