Cavanagh v. O'Connor
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cliichasáw District Court. — W. J. Springer, Judge. Action to recover for board and lodging furnished one Runion, a man of unsound mind. The opinion states the facts out of which the controversy arises. A motion was made to transfer to equity, and overruled. From this ruling the defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtGaynor, J.
This is an appeal from the action of the court in refusing to sustain a motion to transfer the cause to the equity side of the calendar for trial.
For a better understanding of the immediate facts out of which this controversy arises, it is necessary that we go back to a time when no relationship existed between these parties at all, and neither owed the other obligation or duty, and then to a time when the obligations and duties involved in this suit arose, and the circumstances out of which the new relationship arose. In 1915, Runion lived in the town of New .Hampton. He was then about 98…
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