Rivers v. Cole
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Harrison Circuit Court. This suit .is .'brought to recover, .on a premium note made by tbe defendant to the Iowa Central Insurance Company, the sum of forty-five dollars, in such portions as the directors of the company were authorized, agreeably to their charter and bylaws, to require. There was a verdict and judgment for defendant, from which plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Gh. J.
— This cause is submitted on printed briefs, subject to a motion by appellee to dismiss the appeal. The cause was tried in the court below, judgment rendered, and appeal taken after the taking effect of the Code. The right of appeal is governed by the provisions of the law, applicable thereto, in force at the time the judgment was rendered. The City of Davenport v. The Davenport & St. Paul Railroad Company.*
Under the Code, section 3173, this case was not appealable without a certificate of .the Judge who tried the cause, to the effect that the case “ involves the determination…
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