Harvey v. Spaulding
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Dubuque District Court. A judgment was rendered against Spaulding, which became a lien on the real estate in controversy. After the lien attached, Spaulding conveyed the property, by deed absolute, to one Holland, the deed “ containing full covenants against incumbrances and of warranty.” After this conveyance, execution issued upon the judgment against Spaulding, and the real estate which had been conveyed to Holland was sold by the sheriff to the plaintiff.
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Appeal from Dubuque District Court. A judgment was rendered against Spaulding, which became a lien on the real estate in controversy. After the lien attached, Spaulding conveyed the property, by deed absolute, to one Holland, the deed “ containing full covenants against incumbrances and of warranty.” After this conveyance, execution issued upon the judgment against Spaulding, and the real estate which had been conveyed to Holland was sold by the sheriff to the plaintiff. The day before the year for redemption expired, Spaulding paid into the hands of the Clerk of the District Court the sum…
1Opinion of the CourtDillon, J.
The plaintiff contends that Spaulding, the judgment debtor, had ho right to redeem from the sheriff’s sale, because, before the sale, he had parted with all of his interest in the land, and because, at the time he sought to redeem, he had no interest whatever in the real estate. In other words, it is claimed that Spaulding was a stranger to the land, and, therefore, not entitled to redeem from the sale thereof, under the judgment.
The question gives us no trouble. The statute expressly provides that the judgment debtor “may redeem at any time within one year from the day of sale.” Rev., §§…
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