Iowa Statutes
§ 661.8 — When order granted
Iowa § 661.8
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Bluebook
Iowa Code § 661.8 (2026).
Text
The order of mandamus is granted on the petition of any private party aggrieved, without
the concurrence of the prosecutor for the state, or on the petition of the state by the county
attorney, when the public interest is concerned, and is in the name of such private party or
of the state, as the case may be in fact brought.
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Related
State Ex Rel. Johnson v. Allen
569 N.W.2d 143 (Supreme Court of Iowa, 1997)
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(Supreme Court of Iowa, 2024)
Legislative History
[R60, §3761; C73, §3377; C97, §4345; C24, 27, 31, 35, 39, §12447; C46, 50, 54, 58, 62, 66, 71,
73, 75, 77, 79, 81, §661.8]
Nearby Sections
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§ 661.1
Definition§ 661.10
Other pleadings§ 661.12
Injunction may issue — joinder§ 661.13
Peremptory order§ 661.14
Form of order — return§ 661.15
Performance by another — costs§ 661.16
Temporary orders§ 661.17
Appeal by state§ 661.2
Discretion — exercise of§ 661.3
Nature of action§ 661.4
Order issued§ 661.5
Auxiliary remedy§ 661.6
“Enforceable duty” defined§ 661.8
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