Commercial Savings Bank v. McLaughlin

The instant action presents what is commonly denominated a creditor’s bill. The characters in the legal drama are those usually found, to wit: A judgment creditor, the judgment debtor, and his grantee, who is a pref1erred creditor. The subject-matter involves a 320-acre tract of Calhoun County land. By way of m(>re specific identification of the parties, it may be said that the plaintiff, Commercial Savings Bank of Lohrville, Iowa, is the judgment creditor, and that, on the 17th day of February, 1925, it recovered a judgment against A. B. McLaughlin, defendant herein, in the sum of $5,248.90,…