Flickinger
Flickinger v. McKesson
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Sloane, J.
This is an action by the assignee on a foreign judgment. Defendant appeals from the judgment here under the alternative method. The only errors assigned are as to the sufficiency of the identification! and authentication of the record from the district court oí the state of Iowa, where the judgment sued on was obtained, and of the assignment thereof to plaintiff.
We find no merit in the appeal.
In the first place, our attention is called to an exhibit in the record, being marked Defendant's Exhibit 3, Exemplified Abstract of Judgment in the original suit, with certificate of the clerk of the court in which the matter was pending of the subsequent assignment of the judgment to the plaintiff here. The facts therein set forth, if bidding on the defendant—as they appear to be, he having introduced them in evidence—are sufficient to support the judgment here appealed from. But aside from this, the exhibits, to the introduction of which defendant takes exception, were sufficiently proved and authenticated to admit them as evidence.
[1] The first exception is to Plaintiff’s Exhibit 1, being a certificate of the clerk of the Iowa court to the record supporting the original judgment, on…