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60 Iowa 751

Hansen v. Saar

Supreme Court of Iowa

Decided December 8, 1882

Supreme Court of Iowa · decided 1882-12-08

The defendant is the owner of a thrashing machine, the tumbling rods of which were not boxed as provided by statute, and,, because of such fact, the plaintiff was injured. To recover damages therefor is the object of this action. Trial by jury, judgment for the plaintiff and defendant appeals.

Decided 1882-12-08

Seevers, Ch. J.

¶1The only error assigned, which is argued by counsel, is that the verdict is not supported by the evidence. His claim, in substance, is that the evidence shows that the plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence. We regret to say, we are unable to determine whether this is so or not, because the abstract fails to show that all the evidence is contained therein. As the appellee has moved for judgment in this court on the appeal bond, it must be sustained.

¶2Affirmed and Judgment Accordingly.

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