Jennings v. Bacon
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Clayton District Court. — Hon. L. 0. Hatch, Jndge. Appeal by A. Chapin upon a certificate of the trial judge as follows: “Finding of facts and certificate of questions involved: Motion of Charles Stoddard for order requiring the clerk to pay to him the money in his hands paid in satisfaction of the judgment in the above-entitled cause. The court finds the following facts: First.
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Appeal from Clayton District Court. — Hon. L. 0. Hatch, Jndge. Appeal by A. Chapin upon a certificate of the trial judge as follows: “Finding of facts and certificate of questions involved: Motion of Charles Stoddard for order requiring the clerk to pay to him the money in his hands paid in satisfaction of the judgment in the above-entitled cause. The court finds the following facts: First. On the seventh day of June, 1887, the plaintiff assigned this judgment to said Charles Stoddard. Second. On the next day the assignment was recorded on the judgment record of ,the case. Third. A. Chapin…
1Opinion of the CourtGtven, J.
I. Matters not appearing in the certificate are urged upon our attention in argument and by an additional abstract. These cannot be considered. *405WMle we will look to the record to see if the questions certified are involved in the case, we must decide the questions involved and certified upon what is shown in the certificate. See notes to section 4402, McClain’s -Code.
The question presented by the certificate is whether the appellant had a lien upon the money due to his client Jennings on the judgment against O. D. Bacon .at the time Jennings assigned the judgment to Charles ■ Stoddard.…
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