Case v. Plato
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Winneshiek Gi/reuit Oov/rt. On the 6th day of August, 1874, George M. Carson executed to the defendant Plato a mortgage upon certain premises in controversy to secure the sum of $1,000, with interest at ten per cent. In October, 1876, judgment was rendered in favor of Plato against Oarson for $1,106.38, and costs, and an attorney’s foe, and for a foreclosure of the mortgage.
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Appeal from Winneshiek Gi/reuit Oov/rt. On the 6th day of August, 1874, George M. Carson executed to the defendant Plato a mortgage upon certain premises in controversy to secure the sum of $1,000, with interest at ten per cent. In October, 1876, judgment was rendered in favor of Plato against Oarson for $1,106.38, and costs, and an attorney’s foe, and for a foreclosure of the mortgage. The property was sold on special execution, and Plato became the purchaser for $1,246.60. On tbe>8tli of August, 1877, Plato assigned his certificate of jrarchase to the plaintiff for $1,336.64, and on the 9th…
1Opinion of the CourtDay, J.
i. judgment: evidence of: court records, The judgment record in the case of Warder,
Mitchell & Co. v. George M. Carson is as follows: “And now, on the 17th day of April, 1872, this cause ^ comes on for a hearing; the plaintiff appears by G. W. Patterson, Esq., his attorney, but defendant, although duly and personally • served with notice of suit, as by law required, comes not, and herein makes default. It is, therefore, adjudged that the plaintiff do recover of defendant herein,-damages, with interest at the rate of-per cent per annum, and $4.95 dollars, costs of suit, and that execution issue…
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