Wood v. Griffith
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Keokuk District Court. — Hon. K. E. Wmcockson, Judge. Action for balance of $35 alleged to be due. resulted in a judgment for defendant. On the trial judge’s certificate the . plaintiff has appealed. —
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam. —
No doubtful question of law is raised in the record before us, and, as the findings of the trial court on the issues of fact aro as conclusive as a verdict of a jury, the conflict in the evidence precludes any interference with such findings. The only error we discover is that of the presiding judge in certifying that the cause is one in which an ■ appeal should be allowed. See section 4-110, Code. The theory of the statute in limiting appeals to this court to causes wherein the amount involved, as shown by the pleadings, exceeds $100, is that little advantage can accrue to…
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