Snyder v. Collins
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Bmion District Court. — James W. Willett, Judge. Action at law to enforce landlord’s lien.for rent. The priority of this lien upon certain personal property was contested by the defendant J. J. Snyder Company. On trial to the court, it was found and adjudged that plaintiff’s lien for rent was inferior to and subject to the claim of said J. J. Snyder Company; and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
1. Landlord and tenant: lien: conditional sales: prioriiy. The cause was tried and the appeal has been submitted upon an agreed statement of facts, the reading of which sufficiently' reveals the nature of the issues and the questions of law presented. ' The terms L A the lease are not in dispute, and we do not 8(,(- fpgjj! 0ut, except as certain clauses therein become material to an understanding of the stipulation on which the case was determined. We quote, so far as material, the mutual concessions and admissions of the parties, from the printed record:
“In Behalf of the Plaintiff.
“Mr.…
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