Bruley v. Rose
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Hardin Circuit Court. Action for malicious prosecution. There was a trial by jury, and verdict and j; tdgment were rendered for the plaintiff again s t the defendant Eose. He appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
The defendant Rose filed an information before a justice of the peace of Hardin county, accusing the plaintiff Bruley of the crime of larceny. A warrant was issued and served by the defendant Waid, as special constable. A bearing having been bad, Bruley was discharged. He brings this *652action for damages, averring that the defendants, knowing him to be innocent, maliciously caused his arrest and prosecution.
l.rnnDGEUarpledgor.137 The information filed by Rose charged Bruley with the larceny of a span of horses. Rose was, at one time, the owner of the horses, and made a sale of them to Bruley…
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