150 Iowa 53 | Iowa | 1911
The only question at issue in this case is the amount of the award of damages. The city has condemned and taken the property for public uses, and concedes plaintiff’s right to recover its fair value. It is
Other objections to evidence have been argued by counsel. They present no question which is not already fairly well settled in our decisions, and we therefore do not undertake their more extended discussion. It is sufficient that we find therein no error calling for a reversal of the judgment below.
We are further asked to reduce the amount taxed under the statute for the service of the appellee’s attorney. The sum allowed by the trial court is clearly justified by the testimony taken.
The principal question in the case is one of fact. It has been decided against the defendant, and the ends of justice will not be promoted by further prolonging the litigation.
The judgment appealed from is affirmed.