97 Iowa 342 | Iowa | 1896
I. The petition in the case is in three counts. In the first count it is averred that the plaintiff is the owner of certain lots and lands in the
Y. It is not necessary to consider the demurrer, so far as it applies to the fifth division of the answer. It merely states facts, to show that the railroad company is a necessary party, because of the injunction, or restraining order, asked in the petition, and, as such an order was denied, no prejudice resulted to the defendant, even if the company should have been made a party.