Harbin v. State
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Clarice District Court. — Hon. R. 0. Henry, Judge. Action to enjoin the collection of, and to cancel, a certain judgment of record. There was a judgment for plaintiff, and the defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtGranger, J.
The facts of this case in brief are That one John I. Harbin was arrested on preliminary information, and pending a hearing before the magistrate he was admitted to bail, the plaintiff being a surety on the bond. There was a breach of the condition of the bond by a failure to appear, and such failure was by the justice duly entered of record. An action was instituted on the bond in the proper court, and a judgment entered against the plaintiff and another surety for seven hundred and ninety-five dollars, with eight per cent, interest thereon, and for costs. This judgment was entered in…
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