Citizens State Bank v. Harden
Court of Appeals of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
DONIELSON, Judge.
The Hardens appeal from a district court “Ruling on Preliminary Motions of Defendant” and all previous adverse rulings arising out of the bank’s replevin action. The Hardens contend that: (1) the Hardens’ removal of the replevin action to federal court rendered the district court’s subsequent final order of possession void; (2) the replevin action statute is unconstitutional as applied since it operated to deprive the Hardens of their right to a livelihood without hearing and prevented their right to pursue a counterclaim; (3) the district court had no jurisdiction in this…
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