Butenschoen v. Frye
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtHamilton, J.
The moratorium statute was intended for debtors in financial distress to enable them to refinance their loans, and, if possible, pay the indebtedness due within the period of the moratorium.
• The motion is addressed to a court of equity and good conscience for relief and succor by one, who, because of the emergency, and because of the terms and conditions of his contract with the creditor, is unable to prevent the immediate sale and sacrifice of the security pledged for the debt.
It is an axiom of equity that he who. seeks equity must do equity. In the case at bar, the defendant William F.…
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