Black v. Howell
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Jasper Circuit Cowrt. These actions are for tie recovery of tie value of a mule and a cow alleged to have been wi’ongfully detained from tie plaintiffs by tlie defendants. There was a trial to tie court wad a judgment for tie defendants! Tie plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtRoraROCK, J.
I. ■ Tie appellees urge that there can be no hearing upon the merits of the ajipeal because the evidence has 'not been preserved by a bill of exceptions. It appears from tbe abstract, however, that no evidence was offered, but the case was heard upon a written agreement of facts, signed by the parties. A complete transcript, which has been filed by some one, shows that this agreement of facts was duly filed. It was thus made of record without being incorporated in a bill of exceptions.
l. trespass : secure of remedy.7 ‘ II. Tie facts agreed upon are in substance as follows: One Crews made a…
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