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upon principle in Iowa

5 Iowa opinions name it 1 courts 1868–1963 0 in the last five years

The cases below were cited by Iowa courts in a sentence that names this issue. Sides come from how each citing opinion treated the case (Syfertize flag on that citation), so a case can appear on both: that is where the law is contested. A red or yellow chip is the case's own overall treatment.

Followed or applied (1)

CaseFollowedCited
Andrews v. Wadegreen
pa · 1886 · cited in 1 Iowa opinions naming this issue, 1898–1898
1 sentence

1898See Andrews v. Wade (Pa.) 6 Atl.

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Distinguished, questioned or overruled (0)

CaseNegativeCited
No negative-treatment citations attached to this issue in Iowa. Read the followed side critically anyway.

Also cited on this issue (4)

CaseCitedYears
Trustees of Griswold College v. State green
iowa · 1877
2 sentences

1963As I understand the majority opinion, it bases its reversal of the judgment of the trial court upon the doctrine of stare decisis and feels we are compelled to follow the interpretation of the statute found in The Trustees of Griswold College v. The State of Iowa, 46 Iowa 275 , 26 Am.

1963As I understand the majority opinion, it bases its reversal of the judgment of the trial court upon the doctrine of stare decisis and feels we are compelled to follow the interpretation of the statute found in Trustees of Griswold College v. State of Iowa, 46 Iowa 275 .

11963–1963
Cohen v. Continental Fire Insurance neutral
tex · 1887
1 sentence

1916Rep. 24 , 3 S. W. 296 ), in which it is said, in substance, that it may be considered as settled law that, when a policy provides for forfeiture upon a failure to -pay premiums when due, but does not stipulate that upon such failure the overdue premiums shall be considered as earned, the demand and payment of such premium constitutes a waiver of the forfeiture; and that this is upon the principle that, in such cases, the insurance and the premium are obligations which depend upon -each other, and hence a receipt of the latter -necessarily implies that the insurer recognizes or renews the origi

11916–1916
Curran v. Excelsior Coal Co. neutral
iowa · 1884
1 sentence

1886While the exact question presented may not have been heretofore determined, the principle which we think is controlling has been announced in the-following cases: Curran v. Excelsior Coal Co., 63 Iowa, 94 ; Lunduk v. Chicago & N. W.

11886–1886
Yeaton v. Bank of Alexandria green
scotus · 1809
1 sentence

1868Yeaton v. Bank of Alexandria, 5 Cranch, 49 .

11868–1868

Where else courts name it

NY 54 (1837–2014) CA 46 (1881–2025) TX 36 (1858–2007) OK 27 (1894–2015) MO 26 (1879–1995) IL 26 (1854–2011) NC 25 (1796–1987) IN 25 (1859–2015) FL 23 (1901–2000) GA 23 (1897–2016) KS 15 (1866–1997) MI 13 (1867–1984) OR 13 (1872–1993) WA 13 (1899–1997) OH 13 (1890–2025) VA 13 (1857–2005) AL 12 (1853–1977) ID 11 (1907–1989) PA 10 (1865–1987) CO 10 (1871–2009) WV 9 (1882–1960) AR 7 (1912–1958) LA 7 (1944–2010) WI 6 (1870–1951) MT 6 (1872–1955) NE 6 (1886–2003) TN 5 (1906–2012) MS 5 (1936–1982) IA 5 (1868–1963) MD 5 (1908–2013) MN 4 (1876–1945) KY 4 (1918–1971) MA 4 (1879–1995) VT 4 (1860–1936) WY 4 (1898–1998) AZ 3 (1896–1938) NM 3 (1948–2016) ND 3 (1921–1986) NJ 3 (1936–1956) SC 2 (1911–1949) CT 2 (1910–2002) UT 2 (1935–1971) SD 2 (1906–1977)

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