Goodenow v. Perry
12 Iowa 350
Opinion
Defendant appealed from a judgment against him before a justice of the peace. In the District Court he asked to dismiss his appeal, which was refused and the cause tried on its merits. The case of Harper v. Albee, 10 Iowa 389, is authority for the motion of defendant. The appeal should have been dismissed.
Reversed.
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Goodenow v. Perry, 12 Iowa 350 (iowa 1861).
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