Boyer v. Dague
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Clarice District Court. — IIon. Thomas L. Maxwell, Judge. The South Side Lumber Company recovered judgment for $172.61 against the plaintiff, H. Gf.
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Appeal from Clarice District Court. — IIon. Thomas L. Maxwell, Judge. The South Side Lumber Company recovered judgment for $172.61 against the plaintiff, H. Gf. Boyer, April 27, 1903, and on June 18, 1910, this judgment was assigned to the defendant, J. B. Dague, who, on July 2 following, caused execution to issue, be levied on lot 35, Sigler’s addition to the town of Woodburn, and advertised for sale. .In this suit begun August 9, 1910, the plaintiff prays that such sale be enjoined for that, as is alleged, the lot with house thereon is his homestead and exempt from sale under said…
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
The plaintiff acquired the lot in 1897 and erected a dwelling house thereon in 1901. From that time, until February 13, 1906, he and his family, consisting of a wife and three minor children, occupied the same as their homestead. On the day last named, plaintiff, who was a carpenter, departed for Ossawatomie, Kan., where he has been employed since in the shops of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. His family followed in April, 1906, and neither he nor his wife and children returned prior to the issuance of an execution on the judgment entered in 1903 and owned by defendant, Dague, which…
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