Sigerson v. Sigerson
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Dallas Circuit Court. This is an action in equity, by which it is sought to set aside and cancel a sheriff’s sale of eighty acres of land, part of which is claimed to be the homestead of the plaintiff1. There was a demurrer to the petition, which was sustained, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRothrock, J.
It is averred in the petition that the plaintiff and James Sigerson were husband and wife, and' that the defendant L. L. Collins was the assignee of a mortgage upon the eighty acres of land in controversy. One forty of the land was the homestead of the plaintiff1 and her husband. The title to the land was in the husband, and the mortgage was a lien upon the whole tract. Collins also held -a judgment against James Sigerson, which was a lien upon *477the forty acres other than the homestead. The mortgage was foreclosed, and, at the sheriff’s sale of the land upon special execution, which sale took…
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