Blair v. Ostrander
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeals from Adair District Court.- — Hon. James D, Gamble, Judge. Actions in equity to redeem real estate from sheriff’s sale and for an accounting. A demurrer to the petition in each case was sustained, and, the plaintiff refusing to plead further, judgments were rendered dismissing the petitions. The plaintiff appeals in each case.
1Opinion of the CourtRobiNSON, C. J.
The material facts stated in the petition are as follows: In the year 1884, one D. J. Clark, “then the owner of a section of land in Adair county, executed mortgages thereon to the Crestón Loan & Trust Company. The mortgages were afterwards foreclosed, the land sold to satisfy the mortgage debts, sheriff’s deeds were issued, and the defendants Ostrander and Early now own the interests conveyed by the sheriffs deeds. The. mortgages were foreclosed in the district court of Adair county, and the •decr'ees of foreclosure were rendered on the 28th day of August, 1889. On the 14th day of May, 1889,…
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