Benjamin v. Lindner Aviation, Inc.
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
TERNUS, Justice.
Appellant, Heath Benjamin, found over $18,000 in currency inside the wing of an airplane. At the time of this discovery, ap-pellee, State Central Bank, owned the plane and it was being serviced by appellee, Lind-ner Aviation, Inc. All three parties claimed the money as against the true owner. After a bench trial, the district court held that the currency was mislaid property and belonged to the owner of the plane. The court awarded a finder’s fee to Benjamin. Benjamin appealed and Lindner Aviation and State Central Bank cross-appealed. We reverse on the bank’s cross-appeal and…
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