Hogueland v. Arts
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Carroll District Court. — Hon. Z. A. Church, Judge. Suit in equity to set aside a deed and to recover the possession of real estate. Various interlocutory orders-were made that will be referred to in the body of the opinion. On the issues as finally settled the case was tried to the court, resulting in a decree dismissing plaintiff’s petition, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
1 Appellee filed a motion to dismiss the-appeal because the notice thereof was signed “George W. Bowen and E. M. Powers, Attorneys for Plaintiff.” The notice recites that plaintiff appealed from the judgment, and is signed as indicated. Surely, an attorney may act for his client in giving notice of appeal. The notice shows that it was signed by the attorneys for and on behalf of their client, and it is sufficient. Searles v.. Lux, 86 Iowa, 61, and cases cited in 2 Enc. PI, & Prac. p. 214.
2 *6373 *6384 5 6 *636II. The petition alleges, in substance, that plaintiff is the owner of the premises; that one…
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