Beal v. Blair
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Boone District Court. This action was brought by the plaintiff, Cornelius Beal, to recover of and from the defendants certain real estate which now constitutes a-.' portion of the town of Montana, in said county, including the depot grounds and buildings of the railroad company. The cause was tried to a jury. Yerdict and judgment for defendants, and the plaintiff appeals. The further facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
1. conveyance : description, I. On the trial, the plaintiff gave in evidence a deed of conveyance from B. A. Wayne and wife himself for the land in controversy, and gave evidence showirig that he had entered under such deed and remained for several years in possession of the pi’emises conveyed.
The plaintiff here rested his case.
The defendants and appellees then offered in evidence, without objection, a deed from Peter Bunyon to John I. Blair for the land in controversy, bearing date December 31, 1866, conveying the land in dispute to said Blair.
The defendants next offered in evidence the…
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