Lyon v. Tevis
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from the Polk District Court. In Chancery. Bill sets up that a certain judgment in favor of Tevis, Scott & Tevis, and against tlie firm of Cole, Lyon & Co., has been fully paid, and prays an injunction, &c. Decree in favor of complainant, and respondents appeal. Por tbe material facts, see the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtWright, C. J.
The merits of this case, we shall not undertake to examine. To do so, with any degree of safety to the rights of either party, would be utterly impossible upon a record so confused and inexplicable. The bill was filed in October, 1856, and the decree rendered in 1858. During *80this time, there was an amended, and what is called an amended or another petition, filed — two motions to dissolve the injunction — and two demurrers to the petitions. One demurrer was overruled, but no disposition seems to have been made of the other, nor was any action ever had upon either motion. There was a motion to…
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