Chase v. Scott
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Appanoose Circuit Court. Qn the 16tb day of December, 1868, tbe appellant filed his petition in the circuit court of Lucas county, stating that on the 7th day of November, 1868, he purchased of one G. 13. Brooks twelve head of steers, that said steers at the time were being fed by one Turner, in Le Grange, in said county, on a contract to feed until February 1,1869, and that he was in possession of the cattle for the purpose of feeding; that by virtue of his…
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Appeal from Appanoose Circuit Court. Qn the 16tb day of December, 1868, tbe appellant filed his petition in the circuit court of Lucas county, stating that on the 7th day of November, 1868, he purchased of one G. 13. Brooks twelve head of steers, that said steers at the time were being fed by one Turner, in Le Grange, in said county, on a contract to feed until February 1,1869, and that he was in possession of the cattle for the purpose of feeding; that by virtue of his purchase from Brooks, plaintiff became the absolute owner of the cattle; that on or about the 8th day of December, 1868,…
1Opinion
Beck, Ch. J.
A rehearing upon the petition of plaintiff was granted in this case, and it was again argued orally and by printed arguments. Many points have been ingeniously made, and most zealously and ably pressed by plaintiff’s counsel upon the rehearing. ¥e have carefully considered them and feel satisfied that our conclusions heretofore announced are correct.
The prime difficulty with plaintiff’s case upon this appeal is, that the record does not disclose the facts upon which most of his objections are based. This is the case with the points made upon the court’s ruling on the evidence, as…
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