Hartford-Carlisle Savings Bank v. Shivers
Court of Appeals of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
HABHAB, Judge.
At issue in this appeal is whether appellant carried its burden to prove the existence of a fraudulent conveyance. The district court held it did not and we affirm.
Larry Shivers had obtained two loans from plaintiff-appellant Hartford-Carlisle Savings Bank to enable him to finance a fifty-fifty crop share farm operation with his cousin defendant-appellee Ron Shivers. 1 The loans were secured by Larry’s livestock, farm machinery, and various accounts, contract rights, and payments from state and federal programs.
Larry and Ron farmed on a fifty-fifty crop share basis from 1987…
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