Goodenough v. McCoid
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Harrison Circuit Court. On tbe 8th day of February, 1876, plaintiff filed her petition claiming of one Thomas McGrew damages for selling spirituous liquors to her husband, within the four preceding months. The petition alleges that the defendant, McCoid, owned the premises upon which the liquors were sold, and that McGrew dealt in intoxicating liquors ' therein with McCoid’s knowledge and consent.
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Appeal from Harrison Circuit Court. On tbe 8th day of February, 1876, plaintiff filed her petition claiming of one Thomas McGrew damages for selling spirituous liquors to her husband, within the four preceding months. The petition alleges that the defendant, McCoid, owned the premises upon which the liquors were sold, and that McGrew dealt in intoxicating liquors ' therein with McCoid’s knowledge and consent. An amendment to tlie petition alleged that the defendant, Phillips, holds the assignment of a mortgage given to McCoid on the premises in question, and prays.that .any lien he may have…
1Opinion of the CourtDay, J.
i intoxicauen?mort°-s: gage. The evidence clearly establishes the existence of the. following facts: On the 20th day of November, 1875, James McCoid, the then owner of the premises, so^ the same to McGrew for $1,500, who at the time paid $75 of the purchase money, and took possession, and agreed to secure the deferred payments by mortgage upon the property. On the same day a deed for the premises from McCoid and wife was prepared, signed and *661acknowleged. A mortgage back from McGrew and wife, to secure the deferred payments, was prepared, bearing the same date, but was not at the time signed.…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Johnson v. McGrewSupreme Court of Iowa · 1876
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