Greazel v. Price
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Johnson DistHct Court.— How. O. A. Byington, Judge. Action in equity to foreclose a mechanic’s lien. The. trial resulted in a judgment in favor of defendants. Subsequent to the entry of the judgment plaintiff presented a motion to correct the record entry, and this motion was overruled. Plaintiff appeals from the judgment and from the ruling on the motion to correct.
1Opinion of the CourtBishop, J.
1 judgment entry correction of record. I. The judgment was- entered on the records of the court below as of date June 12, 1905. The importance of the motion to correct, and the ruling thereon, becomes manifest when it is considered that the appeal from the judgment was not taken Imtil January 10, 1906, being more than six months as allowed by law for taking an appeal. Of course, if the appeal from the judgment was not timely, it is an end of the case, and a motion filed in this court by appellee to dismiss should be sustained. We shall therefore first consider the question arising out of the…
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