Rush v. Mitchell
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Fayette Gireuit Gowrt. Action in chancery to quiet the title of certain lands in plaintiffs. There was a decree in the circuit court granting the relief-prayed for in plaintiffs’ petition. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
1. Execution Sale: irregular redemption: assignment of certificate: sheriff’s deed. I. The parties to this suit claim the land in controversy under conflicting titles. Plaintiffs claim as the w^ow and heirs of Henry Rush, who they allege acflaired title under a sheriff’s deed executed and recorded April 18, 1882. It appears that the title thus acquired is good, unless it be defeated by defendant’s title, which is based upon the following facts: The sheriff’s deed to Rush was not executed until thirty days after the expiration of the full time for redemption from the sheriff’s sale. April 17,…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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