Weaver v. Florke
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Woodbury District Court. — W. G. Sears, Judge. The plaintiff procured a landlord’s writ of attachment, and levied the same on a certain automobile kept on the leased premises. The appellee intervened, claiming to have purchased the automobile from the tenant. The court entered judgment in favor of the intervener for the value of the automohile. Plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFaville, J.
The defendant leased of the appellant a certain farm in Woodbury County, for the term of one year. The *1086lease expired March 1, 1921. Defendant was a married man, and occupied said farm under said lease. On October 15, 1920, appellant procured a landlord’s writ of attachment, to secure the rent due under said lease. The sheriff served the said writ on the 18th of October, 1920, by levying upon the grain grown on the leased premises, and also upon one stallion and one five-passenger automobile. The defendant served notice on the sheriff, claiming the said stallion as exempt property, and it was…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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