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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... determined that the amount thereof , which was included in the note of the company given to plaintiffs , was paid and ... determine whether the testimony is sufficient to support conclusions of fact , which , in law , au- thorize ...
... determined that the amount thereof , which was included in the note of the company given to plaintiffs , was paid and ... determine whether the testimony is sufficient to support conclusions of fact , which , in law , au- thorize ...
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... means at plaintiffs ' command to enforce it . They could not enforce the lien held by defendant . If de- fendant had superior knowledge at the time , which enabled Pratt v . Nitz . him to determine that the 32 SUPREME COURT OF IOWA ,
... means at plaintiffs ' command to enforce it . They could not enforce the lien held by defendant . If de- fendant had superior knowledge at the time , which enabled Pratt v . Nitz . him to determine that the 32 SUPREME COURT OF IOWA ,
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Iowa. Supreme Court. Pratt v . Nitz . him to determine that the safer and better course was to bring the amount of his claim , transferred to plaintiffs , under his lien , he ought to have paid plaintiffs , and had a re - trans- fer to ...
Iowa. Supreme Court. Pratt v . Nitz . him to determine that the safer and better course was to bring the amount of his claim , transferred to plaintiffs , under his lien , he ought to have paid plaintiffs , and had a re - trans- fer to ...
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... determine from an examination of its contents that it con- tains all the testimony in the case . the supreme court : trial . The statute just cited provides that cases tried as this was in the court below shall be tried here de novo ...
... determine from an examination of its contents that it con- tains all the testimony in the case . the supreme court : trial . The statute just cited provides that cases tried as this was in the court below shall be tried here de novo ...
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... determine the manner of trial in this court . ing been tried as a chancery case in the court below , it will be reviewed here under the rules and practice applicable to equity causes . Richmond v . The Dubuque & Sioux City R. Co. , 33 ...
... determine the manner of trial in this court . ing been tried as a chancery case in the court below , it will be reviewed here under the rules and practice applicable to equity causes . Richmond v . The Dubuque & Sioux City R. Co. , 33 ...
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action adverse possession AFFIRMED alleged amount answer appellee APRIL APRIL 19 assessment assigned attachment attorney authority averred board of supervisors bonds cause Cedar Rapids cents charged Circuit Court claim Code contract damages debt decree defendant Defendant appeals defendant's Delaware County demurrer District Court Emmet County entitled equity error evidence execution fact fee simple filed foreclosure held homestead hundred dollars independent district indictment insisted instruction interest intervenors Iowa issue judgment jurisdiction jury land liable lien mechanic's lien ment Montgomery County mortgage motion notice overruled owner paid party payment person petition plaintiff plaintiff appeals pleadings possession promissory note purchase question railroad real estate reason record recover rendered road rule SEEVERS sold statute of limitations sustained tax deed tax sale tax title testimony thereof thereto thousand dollars tion township trial trial de novo usurious verdict
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