Waterhouse v. Iowa District Court for Linn County

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• holding that in absence of remand directing further proceedings in trial court, jurisdiction of district court terminates both as to parties and subject matter when district court judgment has been affirmed
• holding that in absence of remand directing further proceedings in trial court, jurisdiction of district court terminates both as to parties and subject matter when district court judgment has been affirmed
• in absence of remand directing further proceedings in trial court, jurisdiction of district court terminates both as to parties and subject matter when district court judgment has been affirmed
• in absence of remand directing further proceedings in trial court, jurisdiction of district court terminates both as to parties and subject matter when district court judgment has been affirmed
• in absence of remand directing further proceedings in trial court, jurisdiction of district court terminates both as to parties and subject matter when district court judgment has been affirmed

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