Fuller v. Griffith
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Adair District Court. — Hon. A. W. Wilkinson, Judge. Suit in equity to set aside ,a conveyance of real estate for fraud. From a decree in favor- of plaintiff both parties appeal. The defendant Knapp, having first perfected his appeal, will be called the appellant.
1Opinion of the CourtDeemee, J.
*6341 *6352 *633On the sixth day of November, 1891, the plaintiff obtained a judgment in the district court of Adair county against the defendant Craig- Griffith ' for the sum of eight hundred and seventy-six dollars and costs, and on the same day caused an execution to issue thereon, which was returned ‘ ‘No property found. ” The judgment was founded -on a note executed by said defendant to the plaintiff to cover the balance due on another note for one thousand, five hundred dollars, given by Griffith to plaintiff, the consideration of which formed the purchase price which Griffith paid for the property…
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