Bullard v. Bullard
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lee District Gourt. — IIon. Henry Bank, Jr,,. Judge. Action in equity to have a bill of sale absolute on its-face declared to be a chattel mortgage, and for an accounting. There was a decree for defendant, after which the court sustained a motion for a new trial, from which order the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Granger, O. J.
*4251 *424The defendant, E. G. Bullard, is the administrator of the estate of James Bullard, who was the-original defendant in the suit, and who 'died pending the motion for a new trial, after which E. G. Bullard was substituted as his legal representative. In May, 1894, the plaintiff made to James Bullard an absolute bill of sale of two stallions, the consideration in the bill of sale being $2,500. This suit was commenced in August, 1896, and by the petition it is made to appear that about May 10, 1894,, *425plaintiff agreed with James Bullard for a loan of $1,250,. to secure which…
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