McCarty v. Campbell
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Mahaska District Court. — Hon. John F. Tal-bott, Judge. Action to partition certain real estate, and for the sale thereof because it could not be partitioned in kind. The trial court established the interests of the various parties, and some of the defendants undertook an appeal. Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
On account of the numerous abstracts and amendments thereto, and several certifications of the record, the case is in considerable confusion, and we may have some Appeal : nunc pro tunc orders : when conclusive. difficulty in stating it. After the original decree was passed, and after an appeal was taken to this court, certain pleadings were filed, and at least two nunc pro tunc orders were entered by the district court correcting some of the records. One of these orders related to the time of the filing of an affidavit for the publication of notice, and another to the time of the actual…
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