112 Iowa 68 | Iowa | 1900
IY.' The defendant complains of the refusing and giving instructions, the complaint being based upon the grounds already considered. The court held on demurrer and. throughout the trial that this is not a continuation of the former action, and that a sufficient notice in writing had been served on 'the defendant within the time required to entitle the plaintiff to maintain this action. AYe conclude that these rulings are correct, and, as the instructions were in. harmony therewith, they, too, are correct. The defendant questions the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the verdict. It is sufficient to say that the verdict has such support as that, under the rule in such cases, we should not interfere therewith. Our conclusion upon the whole record is that we shordd affirm on both apeals. — Aee’irm.e'd.