89 Iowa 188 | Iowa | 1893
It is said that the evidence does not show him to be the father of the child. There is certainly a substantial conflict in the evidence on this question. It is undisputed that the complainant gave birth to the child, and that before its birth the defendant had sexual intercourse with her, the parties to the intercourse dis
V. The complainant, at the time of the birth of her child, was in Chicago. It is insisted that she was not at that time a resident of Lucas county, and hence that the judgment can not be sustained. Under the instructions of the court the jury must have found her residence in Lucas county, and the testimony is such that the finding should not be disturbed by us.
We have carefully considered other complaints as to giving and refusing instructions, and find no error. Affirmed.