P. Schoenhofen Brewing Co. v. Armstrong
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Audubon District Court. — Hon. N. W. Maoy, Judge. The defendant is the sheriff of Audubon county, in this state, and as such, by virtue of a search war-rani; issued by a justice of the peace, he seized and took a quantity of intoxicating liquors from the custody of John Mullen and William Burns.
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Appeal from Audubon District Court. — Hon. N. W. Maoy, Judge. The defendant is the sheriff of Audubon county, in this state, and as such, by virtue of a search war-rani; issued by a justice of the peace, he seized and took a quantity of intoxicating liquors from the custody of John Mullen and William Burns. This is an action for the recovery of the specific personal property, and, by virtue of a writ herein issued, the liquors were taken from the custody of the defendant under allegations by the plaintiff, that it is a resident corporation of the state of Illinois; that it shipped said…
1Opinion of the CourtG-ranger, C. J.
i. pleading: ltednwímonut wfllnfmoRen from flies. I. In the original petition, as filed, the value of the liquors was placed at four hundred ar>cl eight dollars and thirty cents. The petition was filed July 7, 1890. In the answer, filed December 17, 1890, the yaiU6; as alleged, is denied. On the seventh of March, 1891, the answer was amended, admitting the value as alleged. On the same day, after the jury was impaneled to try the issues, the plaintiff, without leave of court, "filed an amendment placing the value of the liquors at one hundred and one dollars., which amendment was? on motion…
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