Moore v. Church
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Wapello District Oowrt. AotioN in chancery to set aside a deed of assignment, and to enable tlie assignee to execute the trusts therein prescribed, both conveyances being executed by Church to defendant Smith. A default was entered as to Church. Smith answered, and a demurrer to his answer was sustained. lie now appeals to this court.
1Opinion of the CourtBeoK, J.
I. The allegations of the petition, briefly stated, are as follows: Plaintiff recovered a valid judgment for a large amount, in the state of New York, against defendant Church, which remains unpaid. Action, aided by attachment, was brought on this judgment in the district court of Wapello county, and judgment therein was rendered for the amount due on the New York judgment. Certain real estate in Iowa owned by Church ■was levied upon under the attachment issued in the case. Prior to the rendition of the judgment in New York, Church executed to defendant Smith a deed of assignment for the…
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