Davis & Co. v. Gibbon
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lucas District Court. This is an equitable proceeding, under chapter 127 of the Revision, to subject certain property and dioses in action of defendant, E. II. Gibbon, to a judgment, recovered against him, by the plaintiffs herein, in the District Court of Lucas county, for $1,951.54, and $4.45 costs, April 30, 1862, with interest at ten per centum per annum. The facts of the case are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
This cause turns mainly, it not entirely, upon questions of fact. It is not necessary, in truth it is not proper, that we give a detailed statement of the facts and the reasons for our decision, which would cover many pages of the reports and be of no benefit as a precedent to this and the other courts of the State. We will only attempt such a statement of facts, and our conclusions therefrom, that our decision may be intelligible and sufficient to guide the court below in finally settling the rights of the parties.
In February, 1862, E. II. Gibbon & Co. were indebted to Rindskopf, Brothers &…
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