Day v. Goodwin
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Calhoun District Court. — Hon. Z. A. Church, Judge. These cases were submitted and will be considered together. The matters involved are SO' intimately related that they, in effect, present but one cause. The facts will be found in the opinion.. There was a decree and judgment below for defendants. Plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWaterman, J.
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*3772 *376On October 3,1885, the defendants Ann Goodwin and Richard, her husband, being indebted to one H. M. Stevens, executed to. him their promissory note for the amount, and also a mortgage securing it, on the real estate in controversy, situated in Calhoun county, Iowa. An action was brought in the name of S-tevens, as plaintiff, and against the Goodwins and one Horton and one Dautremont, as defendants, to foreclose this mortgage, a.t the February term of the Calhoun district court. The proceedings thereafter in said foreclosure, in the order in which they occurred, are as follows: Corhplete…
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