Reddish v. John
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Court. — Lawrence De Graff, Judge. Lizzie John and Caleb John complain of allowances made in an accounting. —
1Opinion of the CourtSadinger, J.
— I. So far as this appeal is concerned, the single question is wbetber, in an accounting between remainder-men, one of them was awarded enough. The appellants John contend that the findings below did not allow them enough..
One contention on the part of the appellee is that no allowance can be made for some items claimed by the appellants, be*51cause to do so would go beyond the scope of the reference which the trial court ordered. For illustration, it is claimed that, if the reference is limited (and it is asserted to be so-limited) to what is due Lizzie John for advances made by her, no…
2Cases cited9 opinions
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- Shelangowski v. SchrackSupreme Court of Iowa · 1913
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