Blanchard v. Devoe
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Union District Court. — Hon. John W. Harvey, Judge. Action in chancery to declare anote to be usurious, and a deed absolute to be a mortgage securing it, and to-redeem therefrom. Upon the hearing on the merits, the-deed was held to be a mortgage, and judgment was entered on the note, and the mortgage was foreclosed.,
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
— I. Defendants move this court to strike from the record and abstract of plaintiff the evidence, for the reason that it was not certified and made of record within the time prescribed by law wherein an appeal may be taken-. This motion is based upon an amended abstract filed by defendant containing the following allegations: “A. B. Devoe and Geo. W. Devoe, appellees herein, deny that the abstract of Jennie S. Blanchard etal.i appellants, is a full, true, correct and complete abstract of all the evidence, pleadings, exhibits, papers, records of said cause, as the same now appears of record in…
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