Mack v. Proctor
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Black Hawk DisUict Court. — Hon. A. S. Blair, Judge. • Defendants’ demurrer to plaintiffs’ petition was overruled, and defendants electing to stand on their demurrer, and refusing to plead over, judgment was rendered against them, from which they appeal—
1Opinion of the CourtGiven, J.
1 I. Upon the submission of the •demurrer, it was stipulated as follows: “It is admitted for the purpose of a hearing on the demurrer of Charles Proctor and N. H. Du Foe, administrator, to- the application for admeasurement that the will of Jonas Proctor and all papers filed in the estate be considered a part of the application, the intention being to determine the case as fully on the demurrer as could be done by a trial on the merits of the case.” We understand by this stipulation that all facts -appearing in the record in the estate, material to the questions raised by the demurrer are to…
2Cases cited9 opinions
- Mack v. ProctorSupreme Court of Iowa · 1895
- Daugherty v. DaughertySupreme Court of Iowa · 1886
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- Craig v. ConoverSupreme Court of Iowa · 1890
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