Bowen v. Troy Portable Mill Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from General Term, Eighth District (Johnson Oownty). Action in chancery for relief against a judgment at law alleged to be irregular and void and asking that, by proper decree, a new trial may be had in the action wherein the judgment was rendered. Upon final bearing tbe district court dismissed plaintiff’s petition; tbe judgment was affirmed by tbe general term. Plaintiff appeals to tbis court.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
i.pa~ ment after dissolution. — An action was brought by defendant, the Troy Portable Mill Co., in tbe district court of Scott county, in 1858, upon a promissory note against tbe ffim of J. Bowen & Co., of which plaintiff ’ r herein was a partner. Tbe'venue of tbe cause as to Bowen & Co. (there being others sued with them), was changed to Johnson county, and tbe proceeding as to tbe other defendant was dismissed. In November, 1863, judgment was rendered against tbe firm, and defendant is about to enforce it against tbe property of plaintiff’. Tbis suit is brought for tbe purpose of declaring…
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