Cook v. Thuman

Supreme Court of Iowa

Cook v. Thuman

55 N.W. 516, 88 Iowa 730

DecidedMay 19, 1893

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Cook v. Thuman, 55 N.W. 516, 88 Iowa 730 (iowa 1893).

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Given, J.

I. The appellee filed an additional abstract, in which he denies that the trial judge certified the evidence as set out in the appellant’s abstract, and denies that any certificate whatever in reference thereto was filed in the ease, and denies that both abstracts contain all the evidence. The appellants not only fail to meet this denial, but have failed to file any argument. Such being the state of the record, the appeal is dismissed.

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Given, J.

I. The appellee filed an additional abstract, in which he denies that the trial judge certified the evidence as set out in the appellant’s abstract, and denies that any certificate whatever in reference thereto was filed in the ease, and denies that both abstracts contain all the evidence. The appellants not only fail to meet this denial, but have failed to file any argument. Such being the state of the record, the appeal is dismissed.

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