Hult v. Temple
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
Though the suit, in form, is one of foreclosure, its real objective is quite beside the foreclosure mark. The plaintiff in interest is the Bond & Mortgage Company, and for the purpose of our discussion we shall treat it as the sole plaintiff. The real question presented is whether the plaintiff is entitled to recover, by foreclosure decree and sale, or otherwise, a certain alleged easement in other lands, as being appurtenant to land already acquired and owned by the plaintiff. The plaintiff is the owner of a certain tract of land described as the west 60 acres of the north half of the…
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