Stringham v. Brown
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from the Pollc District Court. Bill eor an Injunction. The petitioner alleges that lie is the administrator of Almira J. Stringham, deceased; that the said.
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Appeal from the Pollc District Court. Bill eor an Injunction. The petitioner alleges that lie is the administrator of Almira J. Stringham, deceased; that the said. Almira J. in her life-time, executed to Andrew J. Stevens, a deed of trust, in which one T. E. Brown was made the trustee, and in which the said Brown was authorized to sell, upon conditions therein named, certain described real estate; that said deed was dated April 18, 1856, and authorized said Brown to sell said real estate, after giving a certain notice of the sale therein named, provided that the sum of eight hundred dollars…
1Opinion of the CourtStockton, J.
The injunction in this cáse was improperly granted, and should be dissolved.
The complainant states that the petition is filed by him as administrator of his deceased wife. As such administrator, he clearly had no right to the injunction. The property advertised to be sold, descended, at the death of the wife, to her heirs. The petitioner does not claim to be an heir, or to have any interest in the property. The injunc*39tion is claimed by him as administrator ; and, as sucli, lie ■was not entitled to it, without showing that, at the death of the wife, some interest in the premises descended to…
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