Lunt v. Neeley
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Court. Action to quiet in plaintiffs the title to certain real estate. The district court dismissed the petition. Plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtReed, J.
The following facts are admitted by the pleadings, or established by the evidence.
Plaintiff E. D. Lunt is the surviving husband of Augusta E. Lunt, who died October 11, 1882. The other plaintiffs are her children.- Prior to the thirteenth of March, 1878, the property in controversy was owned by the defendant James Neeley, and on that day he entered into a contract with said Augusta E. Lunt for the sale of said property to her. The price agreed upon was $100, and she agreed to pay the same in monthly installments of $10 each. He gave her a title-boud, in which he bound himself to convey the…
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