Jones v. Byington
Supreme Court of Iowa
Action of certiorari originally brought in this court to determine the correctness of certain proceedings had before the defendant, as judge of the Eighth Judicial District, and all as more fully stated in the opinion. —
1Opinion of the CourtBishop, J.
It appears that in April, 1901, an action in equity was brought in the Johnson district court against one Joseph Bettag, charging him with maintaining an intoxicating liquor nuisance on certain premises in the town of Oxford in said county. Such proceedings were had, in said action that there was a decree for permanent injunction. It was provided in the decree, however, that a writ of abatement should not issue for 30 days, and not thereafter provided that Bettag comply in all respects with the mulct salopn law in the arrangement and conduct of his place of business. In March, 1905, this…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Bell v. HammSupreme Court of Iowa · 1904
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