Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/13/1974

State v. Jackson

Citations

223 N.W.2d 229
1974 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1175

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holding motions for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence “are not favored in the law and should be closely scrutinized and sparingly granted”
holding motions for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence “are not favored in the law and should be closely scrutinized and sparingly granted”
holding motions for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence “are not 21 favored in the law and should be closely scrutinized and sparingly granted”
holding, with respect to ordinary negligence, that “[a]n injury is the proximate cause of resulting death although the deceased would have recovered had he been treated by the most approved surgical methods or by more skillful methods, or with more prudent care”
holding, with respect to ordinary negligence, that “[a]n injury is the proximate cause of resulting death although the deceased would have recovered had he been treated by the most approved surgical methods or by more skillful methods, or with more prudent care”

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Judges: Moore, Rawl-Ings, Legrand, Rees, Harris

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