Sanger v. Skidmore
Nellie Sanger v. I. N. Skidmore
Sanger v. Skidmore, 66 N.W. 176 (Iowa 1896)
Headnotes
Practice supreme court. Dismissal — no showing that appeal was taken.
Summary
Appeal from Decatur District Gourt. — Hon. W. H. Tedford, Judge.
This appears to be an action of mandamus to compel the defendant, who is president of the board of directors of a school district, to approve a contract for teaching a school. The court refused the mandamus, and the case is presented to this court for review.
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Rothrock, J.
The case is presented here upon what purports to be a bill of exceptions and an argument in behalf of plaintiff. It does not appear from the record that an appeal was taken from the district court, and the case is dismissed.
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