24 Iowa 185 | Iowa | 1868
There is nothing in the record of this case to show that we have all the evidence which was introduced before the District Court. "We need not determine whether the judgment sued upon is sufficiently formal and authoritative as a judgment, on its face, to authorize a recovery upon it. For it was held in Taylor, Shipton & Co. v. Runyan & Brown (3 Iowa, 474; S. C., 9 id. 522), that, if it was proved on the trial, that, by the law, practice and usage of the State from whence the transcript came, it was entitled to the faith and credit of a judgment, we should feel bound to give it the same force and effect.
Affirmed.