123 Iowa 449 | Iowa | 1904
The . appellant insists, however, that he ought to have known better, and especially that the cart would take the south side of the street, and leave him unmolested, as it was =: negligence, coming from the west, and could not make a short turn, but must necessarily have gone across the street diagonally, as it did. A sufficient answer is that persons in
what extent, with counsel. No exception was taken to anything said in the argument to the jury at the time, nor was the court then given the opportunity to correct the error, if airy. Under such circumstances, unless prejudice clearly appears, as it does not in this case, we will not interfere. Gorham v. Sioux City Stockyards Co., 118 Iowa, 750.-Affirmed.