43 Iowa 157 | Iowa | 1876
No objection is made to the form and manner of the proceedings, on account of their equitable character and their prosecution as an action at law. It could not be sustained if made. Van Orman v. Merrill, 27 Iowa, 476.
The evidence upon which the case was tried is not before us. The defendants’ objections, it is claimed by counsel, are founded upon matters which appear in the pleadings and decree.
• II. It is urged that the finding of the court as to the amount due plaintiff, after deducting the indebtedness found upon defendants’ claims, is erroneous. But the question of the court’s findings upon the facts cannot be determined, as we do not have the evidence before us.
Affirmed.