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case out rule in Iowa

9 Iowa opinions name it 1 courts 1857–1955 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 (0)

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No positive-treatment citations attached to this issue in Iowa.

Distinguished, questioned or overruled (0)

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

Also cited on this issue (10)

CaseCitedYears
Sayre v. Wheeler neutral
iowa · 1870
2 sentences

1955Sayre v. Wheeler, 31 Iowa 112 .” *394 Appellant has had a fair trial.

1906Sayre v. Wheeler, 31 Iowa, 112 . s. same: canon.

21906–1955
Collins v. Davis green
iowa · 1881
2 sentences

1938The general trend of modern authority is to the effect that courts of equity will grant injunctions to restrain an attempted wrong.” In Collins v. Davis, 57 Iowa 256 , loc. cit. 258, 10 N. W. 643, 644 , this court said: “It may be conceded that in some other States a rule has been adopted which would deny the right of the plaintiff to maintain this action. [Citing cases from New York and Kansas.] These cases hold it requires some individual interest distinct from that which belongs to every inhabitant of a town or county to give the party complaining a standing in court, where it is an alleged

1938The general trend of modern authority is to the effect that courts of equity will grant injunctions to restrain an attempted wrong.” In Collins v. Davis, 57 Iowa 256 , loc. cit. 258, 10 N. W. 643, 644 , this court said: “It may be conceded that in some other States a rule has been adopted which would deny the right of the plaintiff to maintain this action. [Citing cases from New York and Kansas.] These cases hold it requires some individual interest distinct from that which belongs to every inhabitant of a town or county to give the party complaining a standing in court, where it is an alleged

11938–1938
Powers v. City of Council Bluffs green
iowa · 1877
1 sentence

1920The following definition, taken by Powers v. City of Council Bluffs, 45 Iowa 652 , from Town of Troy v. Cheshire R.

11920–1920
Byerly v. Sherman green
iowa · 1905
1 sentence

1916We have held several times that the mere receipt of rents by a widow under such circumstances will not operate to estop her from claiming her statutory share of her husband’s estate (Byerly v. Sherman, 126 Iowa 447 ; Jones v. Jones, 137 Iowa 382 ; Thorpe v. Lyones, 160 Iowa 415 ), and we find nothing in the record to take the case out of the rule so established.

11916–1916
Jones v. Jones neutral
ohioctapp · 1908
1 sentence

1916We have held several times that the mere receipt of rents by a widow under such circumstances will not operate to estop her from claiming her statutory share of her husband’s estate (Byerly v. Sherman, 126 Iowa 447 ; Jones v. Jones, 137 Iowa 382 ; Thorpe v. Lyones, 160 Iowa 415 ), and we find nothing in the record to take the case out of the rule so established.

11916–1916
Thorpe v. Lyones green
iowa · 1913
1 sentence

1916We have held several times that the mere receipt of rents by a widow under such circumstances will not operate to estop her from claiming her statutory share of her husband’s estate (Byerly v. Sherman, 126 Iowa 447 ; Jones v. Jones, 137 Iowa 382 ; Thorpe v. Lyones, 160 Iowa 415 ), and we find nothing in the record to take the case out of the rule so established.

11916–1916
State v. Groome green
iowa · 1860
1 sentence

1885A different rule applicable to criminal cases was recognized in State v. Groome, 10 Iowa, 308 .

11885–1885
Cole v. City of Muscatine green
iowa · 1862
2 sentences

1870It is sufficient to cite the cases following: Cole v. City of Muscatine, 14 Iowa, 296 ; Macklot v. City of Davenport, 17 id. 379 .

1870It is sufficient to cite the cases following: Cole v. City of Muscatine, 14 Iowa, 296 ; Macklot v. City of Davenport, 17 id. 379 .

11870–1870
Childs, Sanford & Co. v. John Hyde & Co. neutral
iowa · 1860
1 sentence

1860The fact that the note was joint and several does not take the case out of the rule recognized in the case of Childs, Sanford & Co. v. John Hyde & Co., 10 Iowa 294 .

11860–1860
Aldis v. Johnson neutral
vt · 1828
1 sentence

1857Cas., 108; Hobbs v. Horton, 1 Verm., 136 ; S. C., 2 Ch.

11857–1857

Where else courts name it

NY 38 (1857–2015) TX 29 (1878–1985) PA 23 (1903–1987) CA 16 (1884–2008) TN 15 (1895–1976) MA 14 (1900–1980) GA 14 (1884–1982) NC 13 (1904–1969) IL 12 (1887–1966) FL 10 (1934–2010) KS 10 (1881–1974) IA 9 (1857–1955) MI 9 (1882–1943) OK 8 (1896–1936) NE 7 (1894–1985) IN 6 (1881–1907) NJ 6 (1887–1987) MO 6 (1890–1998) MN 6 (1892–1963) WI 6 (1870–1926) MS 5 (1981–2000) OR 5 (1917–1965) LA 4 (1905–1949) WV 4 (1882–1907) VT 4 (1912–1977) WA 4 (1906–1932) ND 3 (1898–1960) AL 3 (1880–2000) CT 3 (1938–1993) MT 3 (1920–1932) DE 3 (1953–1961) MD 2 (1949–1993) AR 2 (1917–1955) KY 2 (1912–1942)

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