Baltzell v. Nosler
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from the Marion District Court. This suit whs brought by Baltzell and others against Nosler, on a judgment rendered in the state of Indiana. Judgment was rendered against the defendant. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
Woodward, J. (1)
This action was brought on a judgment recovered in Indiana, which was rendered on confession, by one Edward W. McGaughey, by virtue of a warrant of attorney. ' The record is in great confusion, and it is difficult to ascertain the true state of the case. One thing, however, appears, which is the only one which we will attempt to decide. The defendant denies the authority of McGraughey to appear and confess. Among the papers there is no denial of this matter; but there is a demurrer to it, and the demurrer is sustained. The connection between this answer and this demurrer, is…
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