116 Iowa 392 | Iowa | 1902
Appellant asked time, when the case was called for hearing, to produce evidence, and also asked that the parties who»had made affidavits for appellee in support of the motion to modify be called for cross-examination. The testimony that it was sought to have time to produce was not material to the controversy, and the order denying the right of cross-examination was discretionary. We'see no reason to interfere on either ground. Finally, the trial court was vested with a large discretion in the matter in controversy, and the case is not one justifying our interference. Fuson v. Insurance Co., 53 Iowa, 609.
The testimony is conflicting, the necessary findings; to support the modification order have sufficient support and, the order is therefore aeeirmed.