Corn Exchange Bank v. Applegate
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cass District Cowrt. — Hon. A. B. Thoenell, Judge. Action to subject real estate to the payment of a judgment. Decree for plaintiff, and the intervener appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtGeangee, C. J.
1. The defendants are W. J. Applegate and Gr.W. Barber. Defendant Applegate is a judgment debtor of the plaintiff, and both plaintiff and defendant are residents of Chicago, 111. On the fourteenth day of April, 1890, Applegate was the owner of eighty acres of land in Cass county, Iowa, and two lots in the city of Atlantic, and on that day, he conveyed them to defendant Barber. This action is brought to set aside the conveyance to Barber, as fraudulent, and to subject the lands to the payment of the judgment against Applegate. The action in which the judgment against Applegate was obtained,…
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