107 Iowa 704 | Iowa | 1898
IV. Some of the instructions given by the court are complained of. " It is not important that we set them out. Suffice it to> say that they correctly announce the law as-■applied to the-facts of the case. Defendant’s requests, in so far as they embodied correct rales of law, were given by the court in its charge. The majority are of opinion that there-is no prejudicial error, and the judgment is affirmed.