Lewis v. Lyon County

Supreme Court of Iowa

Lewis v. Lyon County

38 Iowa 695

DecidedJune 9, 1874

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Lewis v. Lyon County, 38 Iowa 695 (iowa 1874).

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Per Curiam.

— It was held in Clark & Grant v. Lyon County and C. H. Lewis, 37 Iowa, —, that a District Attorney has a right to appear to an action in the District Court, for the counties of his district; and from a decision of the court denying that right, he may appeal. These cases involve the same question, and none other. Poliowing the case cited, the judgments in these cases will be

Reversed.

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Per Curiam.

— It was held in Clark & Grant v. Lyon County and C. H. Lewis, 37 Iowa, —, that a District Attorney has a right to appear to an action in the District Court, for the counties of his district; and from a decision of the court denying that right, he may appeal. These cases involve the same question, and none other. Poliowing the case cited, the judgments in these cases will be

Reversed.

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