Miller v. Ware
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Black Bowk District Cov/rt. Action in equity to quiet title, etc. Both parties appeal. The facts are stated iu the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Cole, J.—
On the 7th day of November, 1857, Francis M. Yirden owned the land in controversy, and on that day borrowed of Luther Buck- $100, and to secure its payment, four months after date, conveyed said land to Buck by absolute deed, and took from him a bond to reconvey it upon the payment of the note. The deed was at once recorded, but the bond never was. On December 19, 1857, Yirden sold and conveyed in fee said land to John P. Tittsworth; the deed was duly recorded the same day. March 11, 1858, Buck extended the time for payment of the borrowed money till August 5, 1858; and the old note…
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