Woodward v. Dean
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Des Homes District Cov/rt. This is a contest between the creditors of John P. Sunder-land, in relation to certain money due him for real estate sold the defendant, Dean’s, intestate. The facts are stated in the opinion. The court found for the intervenor, Howard, and the plaintiif appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtServers, J.
i, judgment: lieu of: unpaid purchase money, In 1866 John P. Sunderland sold to Frederick Dean certain real estate situate in Des Moines county, Iowa, and gave him a bond, whereby Sunderland agreed . 0 . , H , . ° to convey said premises to Dean upon being paid the purchase money. In June, 1873, the intervenor, Howard, obtained a judgment against Sunderland, in the District Court of Des Moines county, and in the month of September following the plaintiif also obtained, in said court, a judgment *500against said Sunderland. On this last judgment an execution was issued, and the defendant, Dean,…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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