Harty v. Kavanagh
46 N.W. 1070, 81 Iowa 756
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Bluebook
Harty v. Kavanagh, 46 N.W. 1070, 81 Iowa 756 (iowa 1890).
Opinion
The petition for the writ of certiorari recites that the proceeding upon which the injunction issued is void, because of no notice to or appearance by the plaintiff in the proceeding. No effort is made here to show the facts as claimed, and the return of the defendant in obedience to the writ is an affirmative showing of jurisdiction. The writ of certiorari is dismissed.
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