Duhigg v. Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Court. — Thomas, J. Guti-irie, Judge. Motion to set aside services of original notice and judgment was overruled. The defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
I. Process : service in actions growing out o£ agency. I. About March 6, 1918, plaintiff, in liis petition, claimed to have purchased of defendants a “Waterloo Boy Tractor” for $1,150; that he had paid out for freight, additional parts, and labor to put the ma- .... chine m condition, amounts aggregating ’ & t> $79.56; that the tractor was represented to plow from 8 to 10 acres a da.y, but was. unable and unfit to do so; that the seller was unable to put it in condition, and that, instead, plaintiff was able to plow only about 100 acres during the plowing season; that, if it had plowed as…
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