Booth v. Bradford
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Guthrie District Court. — Hon. J. H. Apple-gate, Judge. Suit in equity to compel defendant to account for money and property coming into his hands as trustee. The trial court stated the account betiveen the parties. Both appeal. As plaintiff first gave notice, he will be called “appellant.’*
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
1 -In the early part of the year 1897 plaintiff deeded to defendant, as trustee, a half section of land in Buena Vista county, Iowa; and at the same time the parties entered into a written contract which set forth the objects and jiurposes of the conveyance, and, among other things, provided: “The said S. *564C. Bradford hereby accepts said trust 'and deed upon the following conditions: First, thát he may have full power (to sell the same, or trade or exchange the same for other property, and handle as though his own, and the proceeds .to be used in the payment of — First, the record liens…
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