Carr v. Benjamin
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtAlbert, J.
— Clark E. Carr was, for about 50 years, the owner of a 40-acre tract of land adjoining the city of Council Bluffs, and for many years prior to his death, which occurred February 28, 1919, the Robert B. Wallace Company, of Council Bluffs, was his ageiit. As such, it looked after this land, rented the same, collected the rent, paid the taxes, etc. On the death of the said Carr, he left surviving him his wife, Grace M. Carr, and a daughter, Julia, who was married to one Jackson. Under his will, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Jackson became the owners of this property, and the Wallace Company continued to…
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