Robbins v. Neal
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Warren District Court. ÁCTI0N for slander. The material facts are stated in the opinion of the court. contended — 1. That this court will take notice of the relative location of counties, Code of 1851, section 1708. 2. That the court erred in altering the order changing the venue, by annexing a condition thereto, after it was made of record, and in the absence of the counsel for the appellant, Davis v. Fish, 1 Gr.
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Appeal from Warren District Court. ÁCTI0N for slander. The material facts are stated in the opinion of the court. contended — 1. That this court will take notice of the relative location of counties, Code of 1851, section 1708. 2. That the court erred in altering the order changing the venue, by annexing a condition thereto, after it was made of record, and in the absence of the counsel for the appellant, Davis v. Fish, 1 Gr. Greene 406; Wright v. LeClaire. 3 Iowa 221; Code of 1851, sections 1710, 1712, 1713. insisted — 1. That where there is no showing to the contrary, the Supreme Court will…
1Opinion of the Court
Baldwin, J.1
The defendants appeal from an order of the District Court, changing the venue in said cause. The application for such change was made by the defendants, upon the 9th day of August, 1859; and upon the same clay there was an entry made by the order of said court, showing that a change had been granted, and the cause sent to the county of Clarke. A certified copy of the records of said court showed,-that “indorsed on and across the foregoing entry, are the words and figures, to-wit: ‘ error, see page 490, error/ and afterwards there was an entry in lieu of the preceding one, and…
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