Supreme Court of Iowa July 3, 1907 (Stufflebeam v. Selensky)

Ladd, J.

Ordinarily, we should be content in saying that the ruling of the trial court in granting a new trial was discretionary, and therefore not to be disturbed; but the only grounds of the motion for new trial in this ease are that the verdict is contrary to the evidence and the law, and the manifest purpose of the appeal from the order sustaining it is to have determined by this court