133 Iowa 650 | Iowa | 1907
Thirty-six separate assignments of error are made in the appellant’s argument, but eliminating therefrom unnecessary repetitions reduces the number very considerably, and in discussing the case, we shall only give attention to the errors which have been argued by the appellant. The petition alleges as the ground upon which a recovery is based that the defendant permitted the walk on which the plaintiff was injured to remain in a dangerous and unsafe condition for a long timethat the walk had been built many years before the injury was received, and that its unsafe and dangerous condition consisted in the fact that the material of which it was constructed was all in a rotten and broken condition, and that it had been in such a condition for such length of time that the defendant knew, or should have known in the exercise of reasonable care, of such con
We think we have noticed all of the important points made by the appellant which are argued, and, finding no error in the record, the judgment must be affirmed.