Britt v. Case

12 N.W. 624, 58 Iowa 757
Supreme Court of Iowa·Decided June 10, 1882·Published

Opinion

Sebvbrs, Ch. J.

No errors axe assigned. The case is, therefore, triable anew. The abstract states: “The testimony was all taken in writing, in substance as follows:” There is no statement other than this tending to show that all the evidence offered and introduced on the trial in the District Court is contained in the abstract. This being so, we cannot reverse or modify the judgment of the District Court. Andrews v. Kerr et al., 49 Iowa, 680; Endersby v. Endersby, Id., 694; Taylor & Co. v. Kier et al., 54 Id., 645.

Affirmed.

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Andrews v. Kerr
49 Iowa 680 (Supreme Court of Iowa, 1878)