State ex rel. Hammond v. Lynch
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Court. — Hon. Hugh Brennan, Judge. A demurrer to a petition praying that a nuisance be enjoined was sustained and, as plaintiff failed to plead over, the petition was dismissed. The State appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
„ „ 1. CONSTITUstatutes1^*1 ev\aen?e f finKVrker' íoiiea bin. Tbe petition alleged that Mrs. Maurice Lynch-was maintaining the premises described, leased by her of her co-defendant, as a place of lewdness, assignation and prostitution in violation of law and prayed that . s^-e restrained from so doing. The defendant demurred to the petition on several grounds, only one of which is argued, and that -g Qhap-tej. 214 of the-Acts of the Thirty-third General Assembly, as the same appears among the enrolled bills in the office of the secretary of state, though duly signed by the president of the…
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