Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Iowa, Volume 48E. W. Stephens, 1879 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... answer to say that plaintiff knew the sheep were affected with a contagious disease , and in the sixth to say that plaintiff did not know the disease , with which the sheep were affected , to be contagious . We think that the third answer ...
... answer to say that plaintiff knew the sheep were affected with a contagious disease , and in the sixth to say that plaintiff did not know the disease , with which the sheep were affected , to be contagious . We think that the third answer ...
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... answer alleges that the goods were sold by plaintiffs , upon the order of a railroad company , and it was agreed between the plaintiffs , defendants , and com- pany , that the latter should pay plaintiffs for the goods ; and that it ...
... answer alleges that the goods were sold by plaintiffs , upon the order of a railroad company , and it was agreed between the plaintiffs , defendants , and com- pany , that the latter should pay plaintiffs for the goods ; and that it ...
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... answer ; and that a written offer to that effect had been made by defendant to plaintiff , and duly accepted by plaintiff , said offer and accept- ance being made under section 2901 , Code of 1873. The Circuit Court rendered judgment ...
... answer ; and that a written offer to that effect had been made by defendant to plaintiff , and duly accepted by plaintiff , said offer and accept- ance being made under section 2901 , Code of 1873. The Circuit Court rendered judgment ...
Page 51
... answer the same claim . The judgment will be so modified as to make the same final against plaintiff's claim for rents and profits . " In the case at bar , also , the counter - claim was embraced in the issue , at the time of the final ...
... answer the same claim . The judgment will be so modified as to make the same final against plaintiff's claim for rents and profits . " In the case at bar , also , the counter - claim was embraced in the issue , at the time of the final ...
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... answer which put in issue a separate count , containing a claim for attorney's fees , did not also put in issue a count claiming on the note . 2 . — : COSTS . The attorney's fees , when thus provided for in the notes , should be treated ...
... answer which put in issue a separate count , containing a claim for attorney's fees , did not also put in issue a count claiming on the note . 2 . — : COSTS . The attorney's fees , when thus provided for in the notes , should be treated ...
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