Kuehn v. Jenkins

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• noting the trial court’s instructions provide guidance to the jury to correctly apply the law to the facts
• “We have so often said that the theories of both parties to a lawsuit, so far as they are supported by substantial evidence, must be submitted, and that it is prejudicial error to fail to do so, that citation of authorities seems needless.”

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• Kuehn v. Jenkins
  Supreme Court of Iowa· 1959-11-17· cited 20×