Baldwin v. Ryder
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Clinton District Court. — Hon. ' W. F. Brannan, Judge. Action in equity to quiet title in the plaintiff to certain real estate as against the defendants. The cause was submitted to the court, and a decree entered dismissing the plaintiff’s petition, and quieting title in the defendants as against the plaintiff, from which the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGiven, J.
I. The appellees moved to strike all the evidence from the record upon the grounds that no transcript of the shorthand notes thereof was filed within six months, as required by section 2742 of the Code, and that the trial judge has not certified or authenticated any such transei’ipt. The cause was submitted on the eighth day of April, 1890, and a decree entered on the twenty-second day of April, 1890. The appellant’s additional abstract shows that the official reporter’s' shorthand notes of the testimony, duly certified by him, were filed with the clerk oh the tenth day of April, 1890; and…
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