Fisher v. Sliph
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Lee District Court. — Hon. Henry Bank, Jr., Judge. On July 21, 1910, plaintiff filed a petition alleging that the defendant Kate Sliph owned lot 125 in the city of Ft.
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Appeal from, Lee District Court. — Hon. Henry Bank, Jr., Judge. On July 21, 1910, plaintiff filed a petition alleging that the defendant Kate Sliph owned lot 125 in the city of Ft. Madison, and that Theo.dore Sliph occupied the building thereon and kept intoxicating liquors therein with intent to sell the same as a beverage on said premises, contrary to law, and prayed “that said nuisance be abated and perpetually enjoined, and that said premises described in paragraph 3 hereof and the building thereon be enjoined as a place for. the selling of intoxicating liquors and keeping with intent to…
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
To the petition alleging that the defendant Kate Sliph was owner of lot 125 in the city of Et. Madison, and that the building thereon was maintained as a place wherein intoxicating liquors were kept for sale in violation of law, and that Theo. Sliph vras in occupancy thereof and so keeping the same therein, that the same was a nuisance, and praying for statutory relief, the defendants interposed as a plea in bar a decree previously entered against Theo. Sliph only in an action wherein Ann Eoster was plaintiff, ordering “that the defendant be and they hereby are enjoined from maintaining said…
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- Silvers v. TraverseSupreme Court of Iowa · 1891
- Dickinson v. EichornSupreme Court of Iowa · 1889
- Carter v. BartelSupreme Court of Iowa · 1900
- Buhlman v. HumphreySupreme Court of Iowa · 1892
- Denmead v. ParkerSupreme Court of Iowa · 1910
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- State Ex Rel. Seeburger v. TalaricoSupreme Court of Iowa · 1926