Wilgus v. Gettings
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Marshall. District Court. This is an action in equity for the purpose of enjoining a suit at law, brought by the defendants against the plaintiffs for the recovery of certain property claimed as personal property. There was a temporary injunction granted upon the filing of .the petition ; and it was, as to a part of the property, made perpetual on the final hearing. The further facts are stated in the opinion. The defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCole, J.
The defendants in this action, had, prior to the commencement of this suit, brought their action of replevin to recover a slaughter-house, shed, pens, ropes, kettles and other appurtenances, alleging that they wereu the owners thereof, and that the same were personal property. Tbe plaintiffs herein then brought this action to enjoin the execution of the writ of replevin in the action by. those defendants against them. The injunction was granted temporarily, and the execution of the writ was enjoined after it had been partially executed by the delivery of the kettles, ropes and some other…
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