State v. Glass
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Mahasha District Court. Information was filed against defendant, Glass, before a justice of the peace, charging him with assault and battery. He entered into bond for his appearance at a subsequent day. Not appearing, he was defaulted, and an action commenced before the justice to recover the penalty of the bond. The obligors appeared and answered, judgment was rendered against them for the penalty of the bond, ($100,) and they appealed.
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Appeal from Mahasha District Court. Information was filed against defendant, Glass, before a justice of the peace, charging him with assault and battery. He entered into bond for his appearance at a subsequent day. Not appearing, he was defaulted, and an action commenced before the justice to recover the penalty of the bond. The obligors appeared and answered, judgment was rendered against them for the penalty of the bond, ($100,) and they appealed. On the first day of the term, the attorney for the State replied in writing to the answer, and on the third day filed his motion to affirm…
1Opinion of the CourtWeight, C. J.
The sixty-sixth rule of practice of the District Court for the Sixth Judicial District, requires that *326when papers are filed with the clerk in appeal cases, he shall note thereon the time of filing, and docket the same, although, the docket fee is not paid by appellant; but if said fee is not paid or secured on or before the meeting of court on the morning of the second day of the term, “ the appellee, on motion, shall have the judgment below affirmed, with costs.” The motion was made in this case on the the third, and determined on the ninth day of the term. On the last named day the…
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