Central State Bank v. Lord
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtDe Graff, J.
Appellee has filed motion to dismiss this appeal, on the primary ground that the controlling question involved herein is now moot. The motion, ordered submitted with the case, is, therefore, entitled to first consideration.
The legal quarrel concerns itself with statutory provisions applicable to redemption in the foreclosure of a real estate mortgage. Who are the parties? The plaintiff, Central State Bank, who is not interested on this appeal, was mortgagee. The de fendant-appellant Stella M. Lord is the surviving spouse of John H. Lord, who, jointly with Stella M., executed the mortgage. The…
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