Jones v. Graves
20 Iowa 596
Opinion
Under § 3419 of the Revisión there is no lack of power to appoint a receiver in a law action; and that, too, before the defendant is affected with notice of the pendency of the suit, upon a proper case made in the original or a distinct petition, and supported by evidential facts. Such a case was made and adequately sustained by affidavits, the defendant being notified, appearing and resisting the appointment. We discover no error, and the ruling is
Affirmed.
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