Harsh v. Griffin
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Oregon Superior Court — HoN. George P. WilsoN, Judge. AotioN to partition a lot in the city of Crestón, brought by the plaintiff as guardian of two minors. By the decree of the court below, partition of the property was made, alloting equal shares to the defendant and each of the plaintiffs. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Beck, J.—
I. The facts upon which the interests of the several parties to the suit are based are shown by the pleadings and tbe evidence to be as follows: The father of plaintiff’s wards, before bis marriage with their mother, executed two mortgages upon the property in controversy to *609secure certain promissory notes made by Mm to defendant. After the marriage he conveyed the property to the mother of the wards; and subsequently he and she united in the execution of another mortgage to defendant on the property to secure another promissory note executed by both of them. An action was brought to…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Porter v. KilgoreSupreme Court of Iowa · 1871
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