Bleidorn v. Abel
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from the Johnson District Gourt. Rill to foreclose three mortgages on certain real estate in Johnson county, executed by John E. Heyne and wife, to Rell and Hull, to secure the payment of certain promissory notes, which mortgages and notes had been transferred to the complainant.
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Appeal from the Johnson District Gourt. Rill to foreclose three mortgages on certain real estate in Johnson county, executed by John E. Heyne and wife, to Rell and Hull, to secure the payment of certain promissory notes, which mortgages and notes had been transferred to the complainant. The. first mortgage is dated August 4, 1846; the second, October 23, 1846 ; and the third, August 5,1847. After the execution of the mortgages, and on the first of September, 1849,'Heyne and wife conveyed the premises to Schrceder. Heyne and wife, Schrosder, and the Abels, who were in possession of the…
1Opinion of the CourtStockton, J.
— This appeal properly brings up for our consideration the matters in dispute between the complainant, Bleidorn, and the Abels, and not those in dispute between complainant and the defendants, Ileyne and ' Schroeder. Ileyne made no appearance or defence to the action, and complainant was entitled to a judgment by default against him. Schroeder entered his appearance by attorney, and, so far as he was concerned, confessed the justice of complainant’s claim. IIow far the complainant may have been entitled to represent the mortgagees, Bell and Hull, in their claims upon the land ; and how far…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Veach v. SchaupSupreme Court of Iowa · 1856
- Williams v. GleasonSupreme Court of Iowa · 1857
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